Remove Google Reviews for Med Spas
Remove Google reviews for med spas that put a botched-filler photo next to your name, so the patient comparing two spas books the other one. Send us the link: we find the reason Google will act on and file the report, and you never have to answer in public or read a single policy. Your first recent review is on us, one per profile, and if a paid one isn't removed within 30 days (60 for older reviews), you get every dollar back.
Why does one filler photo cost a med spa bookings?
A “med spa near me” or “botox near me” search puts your stars right beside the spa down the street. A close-up of swollen lips under your name is hard to scroll past.
Nine in ten med spa clients read reviews before booking, so that complaint is often the first thing they see.
Is that before-and-after photo even from your med spa?
Send it even if the client really came in; we look at every review free. A few things we often find:
- A nearby competitor posing as a patient
- Someone who never booked a treatment
- Before-and-after photos taken at another practice
- A third person's health details
- Insults or threats aimed at your injector
None of these? Send it anyway; Google makes the call.
What can you say about a filler complaint?
If HIPAA applies, never confirm a patient relationship or describe care in public. This isn't legal advice.
So skip replies like “You didn't follow your filler aftercare.” It confirms she was your patient and what you did.
A safer reply: “We welcome feedback; please contact our office privately.”
Do you need my patient charts?
No. Send the review link and a line of context. Never send charts, treatment photos or medical histories.
We don't need access to your profile.
Timing depends on each platform's own review process; we tell you what to expect in your audit.
What about a filler complaint on Healthgrades?
Send the link; we audit it free and give you a written quote. Healthgrades decides. See our platform overview.
If a paid Healthgrades review isn't removed within 30 days of payment (60 for older ones), you get a full refund.
What does it cost per review?
From $200 per recent Google review
Recent means 21 days old or less at submission; older reviews are $400 each. Taxes may apply depending on your state.
Pay upfront. You get a full refund if a review is not removed within 30 days of payment when recent or 60 days when older.
After the free audit, we choose your first recent review to challenge free, one per profile. If it stays, another recent review gets a free attempt, then the offer ends.
Every removal includes a 3-month guarantee, at no extra cost.
What you risk by sending us a review
Full refund if it isn't removed
You pay upfront, and only after the free audit shows you the price. If the review isn't removed, you get every dollar back. The window is 30 days from payment for a recent review and 60 days for an older one, on Google and on every other platform.
Send us any review, even a fair-looking one
Most owners can't spot the detail a platform acts on, and that detail is exactly what we look for. Every review gets a free look and a straight answer.
No one can promise a removal
Google and every other platform decide under their own rules. What we control is the request, and we make it as strong as those rules allow.
No shortcuts that can backfire
Policy reports, appeals, legal requests when a review may be unlawful, and a public reply when a review has to stay. No fake accounts, no mass flagging and no fake reviews.
Questions med spa owners ask us
Can a review from a real customer still have grounds?
Yes. A real client can still post another spa's photo or someone else's health details. Even a polite review about a filler appointment is worth sending; the audit is free, and Google decides.
Is the first Healthgrades review free?
No. The free first review is for Google only. For Healthgrades, you get a written price after the free audit.
Can I send a review that shows treatment photos?
Yes. Send the public link only, not patient images or clinical files.
Get that filler review checked before your next consult
Even an ordinary-looking review is worth a free look.
Check my reviews free
Send us any review that's hurting your business, even one that looks fair. We go through it and reply by email with what can be done and what it would cost. Asking is free and commits you to nothing.