ANCHOR USA
Medical Spa Acquisitions

You’ve built the practice. We’ll help carry it forward.

Anchor USA is actively evaluating established medical spas and aesthetic practices whose founders are considering an exit, succession, or a long-term operating partner.

Does Anchor USA acquire medical spas? Yes. Established medical spas and aesthetic-wellness businesses are our primary acquisition focus. We review each opportunity individually, keep preliminary conversations confidential, and structure transactions around the founder’s objectives. Every opportunity is subject to review and due diligence.

Practices we look to acquire

  • Injectables and filler practices
  • Laser aesthetics
  • Body contouring
  • Skin treatment practices
  • Membership-based practices
  • Multi-provider practices
  • Single-location businesses
  • Multi-location groups
  • Founder-led aesthetic businesses
  • Multi-service spa concepts
An aesthetician providing facial care to a client in a bright, serene treatment room

What happens after closing

Every transition is evaluated individually. These are the questions we discuss openly with every founder:

The founder Some founders prefer a clean exit; others remain involved for an agreed transition period or retain equity.
Employees A capable team is one of the main reasons we acquire a practice. Staffing decisions follow the needs of the business.
Providers Experienced providers and injectors carry patient relationships. Continuity is a priority in transition planning.
The brand Branding decisions are based on the strength of the existing brand and customer relationships, not a predetermined playbook.
Patients Patient experience and continuity of scheduled care are central to a responsible handover.
Existing locations Locations are operated and improved based on their individual performance and community standing.
Clinical operations Clinical protocols and clinical judgment remain with appropriately licensed professionals.
Growth initiatives Growth is pursued after the operating foundation is understood and stabilized.
Healthcare compliance: Anchor USA handles appropriate business and administrative operations. Medical judgment and clinical services remain under appropriately licensed professionals and the structures required by applicable state law. Anchor USA does not control clinical judgment and does not provide medical services.

How a transaction can be structured

Structure depends on the individual practice and the founder’s objectives. Approaches Anchor may consider include:

100% Acquisition

The founder receives liquidity and transitions ownership on an agreed timeline.

Majority Acquisition

Anchor acquires control while the founder retains meaningful ownership.

Founder Rollover

The seller retains equity and participates in the value created after closing.

Succession Transaction

A path for founders who want the practice to continue beyond their personal involvement.

Common questions from med spa founders

What size medical spas does Anchor USA acquire?

We review opportunities across a range of company sizes. Business quality, operating stability, leadership, reputation, and transition fit matter more than a rigid financial threshold.

Does Anchor USA buy 100% of a medical spa?

Structures are evaluated individually and can include a full acquisition, a majority acquisition with the founder retaining ownership, or a succession-oriented transaction.

Can I retain equity after selling?

In some transactions, yes. A founder rollover, where the seller retains equity and participates in future value, is one structure Anchor may consider.

Will Anchor USA keep my employees and providers?

A capable team is one of the main reasons we acquire a practice, and provider continuity is a priority in transition planning. Staffing decisions follow the needs of the business; we do not make blanket promises we cannot substantiate.

How long does the process take?

Timelines vary with the complexity of the practice and the responsiveness of both sides. The process moves through introduction, fit review, information exchange, business review, structuring and diligence, and closing. We set clear expectations at each stage.

How do I start?

Share the essentials through our opportunity form, or start with a private conversation. Preliminary discussions are treated as confidential, and formal exchanges happen under an appropriate nondisclosure agreement.

Considering the next chapter for your practice?

A private, no-pressure conversation about your practice, your team, and the transition you would like to create.

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