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Aesthetic · From The Med Spa Money Map

Found Money Calculator

Enter three numbers about your practice and run four of the book's formulas: the rebooking gap, the no-show gap, dormant-patient reactivation and the membership shift. Each shows the raw formula, then the smaller range the book would actually put in a report.

The sample is the composite practice from the book's Appendix A: $1.4M revenue, a $300 average ticket, about 33 new patients a month.

Your practice today

Whole dollars and whole numbers.

Last 12 months

Per visit, before tip

First-time visits

Conservative annual range, four leaks

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An estimate from benchmarks. Rebooking, reactivation and membership share one root cause, so each range below is already held back so the same recovered patient isn't counted twice.

The four formulas, with your numbers

Raw result first, then the range the book would report: discounted for ramp, partial capture and overlap.

The numbers behind the math

Typical-practice benchmarks and haircuts as the calculator uses them. They come from The Med Spa Money Map, which predates this Press's number labels: read them as the book's stated benchmarks, not as measurements.

Two leaks this page can't calculate

These four formulas cover four of the book's six leaks. The other two, GLP-1 and weight-loss retention (Chapter 10, usually the largest) and consult conversion and follow-up (Chapter 5), depend on program and pipeline numbers a three-field calculator can't responsibly estimate. Pricing and discount integrity (Chapter 9) needs your promotion mix. The book works through all six.

The ranges here are benchmark arithmetic, not an assessment of your practice. See the editorial policy for how the Press labels numbers.