What should a med spa thumbnail include?
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Usually, one recognizable provider or client-facing team member, a clear treatment-related visual cue, and a short topic headline are enough. Use your clinic environment or approved source photos when they add trust and recognition. Keep the design focused rather than showing several procedures at once.
Can we use our injector or aesthetician in the thumbnail?
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Yes. Upload an approved photo of the provider and ask for a composition that keeps them prominent. This works especially well for consultation explainers, provider Q&As, safety-focused education, and clinic introductions.
How can we promote treatments without using misleading imagery?
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Use thumbnails to identify the treatment, concern, or educational question rather than implying a guaranteed outcome. Avoid exaggerated transformations, impossible timelines, and wording that promises results. A provider portrait, treatment setting, or relevant skincare visual can communicate the topic clearly.
Can Thumbnail.AI work with our brand colors and existing photos?
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Yes. Provide your own source images and describe the color palette, overall mood, and visual priorities. You can request revisions in plain language to bring the thumbnail closer to your clinic’s established look.
What wording works best on a Botox or filler video thumbnail?
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Keep it short and informational, such as “Filler Consultation,” “Botox Questions,” or “Before Your Appointment.” Match the wording to the actual video topic and keep detailed qualifications, risks, and treatment information inside the video and description where viewers can review them properly.
Should every treatment video use the same thumbnail layout?
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A repeatable system helps viewers recognize your channel, but each thumbnail should still make its specific topic obvious. Keep recurring elements such as type, color treatment, provider framing, or logo placement consistent while varying the focal image and short headline.