Client Spotlight: A Complete Brand & Website Buildout for MedBeauty Aesthetics in Saline, MI
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Client Spotlight: A Complete Brand & Website Buildout for MedBeauty Aesthetics in Saline, MI

July 28, 2026

When Diana at MedBeauty Aesthetics came to us, she had exactly what a lot of great local practitioners have: real expertise, a loyal client base, and a digital presence that didn't reflect either one. Twenty years of medical aesthetics experience in Saline, Michigan, and a growing menu of services — neurotoxins, dermal fillers, RF microneedling, laser treatments, telehealth consults for peptide therapy and BHRT — but no single place online that tied it all together.

Michigan Media House handled the full buildout: brand identity, logo, photography direction, and a new website that brings every service into one clean, bookable experience.

Building a Brand From the Ground Up

MedBeauty didn't have an established visual identity to build on, so we started there. Working with Diana's positioning — clinical precision with a warm, boutique feel — we developed:

  • A monogram logo mark, an interlocking "MB" paired with a refined serif wordmark, built to work equally well on a website header, an appointment card, or a product label
  • A color palette — warm charcoal, soft taupe, and off-white — that reads clinical and credible without feeling cold or clinical-sterile
  • Typography pairing an elegant serif (Playfair Display) for headlines with clean sans-serif body text (Jost, Raleway), so the site feels premium but stays easy to read
  • A repositioned brand line — "Every Category. One Location." — which now anchors the homepage and reinforces that MedBeauty is the Ann Arbor area's full-service med spa, not a single-treatment clinic

MedBeauty Aesthetics logo

That identity now shows up everywhere — the website, the imagery, even the language used to describe each service — so a first-time visitor gets the same impression whether they land on the homepage or a single treatment page from a Google search.

The Real Problem: Too Many Doors, No Front Door

Before the rebuild, booking a service meant knowing which of dozens of separate Square scheduling links to click — one for neurotoxin appointments, another for facials, another for telehealth consults, and so on. That's a lot to ask of a new client who just wants to book a consultation.

We restructured the entire site around a single, logical path: browse by category, understand what a treatment is and what it costs, then book it — all without leaving the site or guessing which link applies. All 45 individual Square booking links across injectables, skin and laser, body wellness, waxing and beauty, and peptide/BHRT consults are now wired directly into their own treatment pages, so every "Book Now" button takes a visitor straight to the right appointment type.

MedBeauty Aesthetics injectable treatment

What the New Site Delivers

  • Four clear treatment categories — Injectables & Neurotoxins, Skin & Laser, Body Wellness, and Waxing & Beauty — each with its own page and direct booking links
  • A dedicated path for Peptide Therapy & BHRT, now offered in-person in Saline in addition to telehealth, with pricing shown up front
  • One-click booking into the correct Square scheduling flow from every treatment page — 45 distinct booking links, all mapped to the right service
  • Trust signals up front: 20+ years of clinical experience, "Ann Arbor area's premier med spa" positioning, and a 5-provider team highlighted on the homepage
  • Mobile-first design, since most local searches for med spa services happen on a phone
  • On-brand photography and imagery throughout, consistent with the new logo and color system

Diana's expertise didn't change — what changed is how quickly a new patient can find the right service, understand it, and get on the books. That's the whole job of a website for a local practice: get out of the way between someone's interest and their appointment.

Ready for a brand and website that actually work as hard as your business does? Reach out to Michigan Media House to talk about your project.