For med spas & aesthetics practices
The provider they trust
between appointments
Your clients are drowning in beauty content — viral trends, miracle serums, someone's cousin's laser horror story. newslet writes a weekly letter in your practice's voice that separates what works from what's hype, so the voice they trust on skin is yours, and the next treatment gets booked with you instead of wherever the algorithm pointed.
Free first issue. $69/mo after. No annual contract — unlike the incumbents.
Built for how practices actually stay booked
Rebookings ride on attention
Treatment cycles have natural gaps, and the gap is where clients drift — to the new place with the promo, or to nowhere. A weekly letter keeps you present, so the next round gets booked when it's due, not when they remember.
Beauty hype → honest answers
A viral trend becomes “what actually works and what to skip.” A new study becomes “promising, but here's what it really showed.” Debunking builds more trust than selling — and trust is what books consults.
Memberships renew on relationship
A membership is a relationship product; when the only touchpoint is the monthly charge, it gets cancelled. A letter that's genuinely worth reading is what makes the membership feel alive.
Forwarded between friends
Skin advice travels — to the group chat, the sister, the coworker who asked about your glow. Every forward is a warm referral with your practice's name on it, and it cost you one tap.
Built for a clinical practice
Education, never medical advice
You approve every word
In approval mode nothing sends until you tap approve — read it on your phone, edit any line, or hold it. The AI drafts; the provider stays the editor of record.
Talk-to-your-provider framing, built in
Every med-spa issue is written as general education — never medical advice — and carries a talk-with-your-provider footer automatically.
Facts traced to sources
Every figure in a draft is checked against the source story before it reaches you, and anything we can't trace is flagged for your eyes at approval.
Honest about hype, careful with claims, and always reviewed by you before it carries your name. See a real issue, annotated →
The honest comparison
Patient-communication suites run $329–800/mo
and none of it sounds like you
The incumbent tools are built for reminders and rebooking sequences — the content part is a template library with your logo dropped in. newslet writes yours from this week's actual skin-science news, in your practice's voice, at $69 month-to-month. The proof isn't this paragraph: it's reading your own issue in three minutes.
Write my practice's issue →