Terms of use
Effective October 31, 2026. By using The Med Spa Broker, you agree to these terms for access to its educational resources.
What is the scope of the information?
The site provides general business education about medical spa sales and acquisitions. It does not provide individualized legal, tax, clinical, investment, or lending advice. Publication of an article, an inquiry, or a booking does not create an advisory engagement, fiduciary relationship, attorney-client relationship, financing commitment, or brokerage agreement.
How should examples and market information be used?
Illustrative examples, scenarios, and original frameworks are educational assumptions. They are not client outcomes, appraisals, offers, or forecasts. Actual value, transaction feasibility, taxes, and lending decisions depend on the records, jurisdiction, timing, parties, and professional review. No price, closing date, financing, search ranking, or business result is guaranteed.
What should you verify?
Rules and market conditions change. Check the linked primary sources and consult appropriately licensed professionals before relying on an analysis. A source-review date does not establish that every legal issue has been reviewed or that the information applies to a specific practice.
Content use and external services
You may use and print resources for your own evaluation of a business transaction. Do not misrepresent authorship, republish substantial portions as your own work, interfere with site security, or submit confidential patient information through general communication channels. Third-party sources and the OneCal booking service have their own terms; we do not control their operation or continued availability.
Availability and responsibility
The site is provided as available, with no promise of uninterrupted access or complete error-free information. Nothing in these terms limits rights or obligations that applicable law does not permit to be limited. For a concern about content or these terms, use the contact information in the footer. Any professional services require a separate agreement defining the parties, scope, and fees.