A med spa's website has one main job: help someone choose a treatment and book it. We moved Nakie Face, a Scottsdale med spa, to our platform, and its owner now edits the site directly.
Step 01 · Browsing treatments
Nakie Face's services page opens with a row of shortcuts, from dermaplaning and Hydrafacial to threading and RF microneedling. Each treatment card ends with its price and a link to schedule it, so a client can book from the spot where they decided.
Eight shortcuts across the top
Each one jumps to its section of the page.
Schedule, with the price
The Quickie dermaplane shows Schedule – $125 under its description.
Step 02 · Comparing versions
Within a category, each version gets its own card with what's included. The Hydrafacial section puts the Signature, Deluxe and Lymphatic Hydrafacials next to each other, from $275 to $425.
What each version adds
The Deluxe card lists its dermaplane, red light therapy and booster.
A price on every card
Step 03 · Weighing a membership
Skin Club, Glow Fund and Million Dollar Baby each get a card that says what the monthly amount becomes and what discount members get. They have their own page and a section on the homepage.
The monthly amount and the discount
Skin Club's $50 a month comes back as service credit, with 5% off services and products.
View All Memberships
Step 04 · Catching an offer
A What's New section carries the current specials and visiting providers. When we captured it, that meant a $199 first-time Hydrafacial, an introduction to plastic surgeon Dr. Nellie Movtchan, and pop-up tox days with Morgan Renfro, RN, each with its own booking link.
First Time Hydrafacial, $199
The same offer runs in the bar above the header.
Book A Consultation
For the surgeon who sees patients at the spa.
Book A Tox Appointment
Each card has a booking link of its own.
Step 05 · Checking the fine print
Nakie Face's FAQ page answers what happens to a missed membership facial, what the first-time Hydrafacial includes, how Signature and Deluxe differ, the cancellation policy and which treatments are pregnancy safe.
Membership answers first
Missed treatments roll over as banked funds.
Cancellation policy, in its own answer
Nakie Face
Matched page by page
We rebuilt the Framer site's pages as they were, with nothing added.
A CMS login for the owner
Marie Rosepink, the owner and founder, makes the changes herself.
Email untouched during the move
The domain moved with its email records left as they were.
The move
Nakie Face's Framer site already did its job, so the move kept what clients knew. Schedule Services sits in the header on every page and opens the spa's online booking system, and the current offer runs in a bar above it.
Schedule Services
In the header on every page.
Book My Facial
The offer's own button, on the first screen.
The header's Shop link goes to the spa's Shopify store for skincare.
The homepage introduces the owner, the aestheticians and the threading specialist by name and role.
The new site went live in September 2026, and the owner has a CMS login to make changes.
A link or embed to your booking system works on any Care plan; a booking integration is $300 and needs Care Plus. A new site on Basic starts at $3,000. A kickoff fee of one month at the 12-month rate is added to the project price.
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