Boca Raton, FL · Medspa & Aesthetics
Funding for Boca Raton Medspas & Aesthetics Clinics
Injectable inventory is $20K+ a quarter; laser platforms run six figures; patient acquisition is cash-up-front. Capital sized to a cash-pay practice.
By Filip Kozina · Co-Founder, Commera Funding
Reviewed June 10, 2026
Boca Raton, FL market snapshot
~100K / 1.5M
Boca / Palm Beach metro pop.
200+
Palm Beach County medspas / aesthetic clinics (est.)
~48,000
Palm Beach Co. health & personal-care employment
Source: U.S. Census QuickFacts + BLS County Business Patterns + FL Dept. of Health licensing
The Boca medspa cash flow problem
Boca Raton and the broader Palm Beach corridor host one of the densest medspa clusters in the country — an estimated 200+ active aesthetic practices serving an affluent, cash-pay patient base across South Florida. Cash flow here isn't a demand problem. It's a timing problem.
Injectable inventory — Botox, Dysport, Juvederm, Restylane, Sculptra, Radiesse — runs $20K to $60K per quarterly cycle for a single-injector practice, larger for multi-injector clinics. Distributors require payment on delivery. Revenue accrues across the following 6 to 12 weeks as the inventory gets injected. Laser and device platforms compound the problem: a modern CoolSculpting, IPL, or RF microneedling system runs $75K to $250K, and vendor financing approvals routinely take 4 to 8 weeks while the device sits in the showroom and the room stays empty.
Where MCA fits a medspa
A merchant cash advance is the purchase of a slice of future deposits — anywhere from $25K to $500K for a medspa or aesthetic clinic — at a factor between 1.18 and 1.38. You repay through a small fixed daily or weekly ACH debit against the operating account, usually over 6 to 10 months.
Two things matter for medspas. First, the cash-pay nature of aesthetics generates a strong, consistent daily deposit pattern — exactly what underwriters favor. A practice with $100K+/month in card-and-deposit activity from cash-pay procedures qualifies easily. Second, capital lands in 24 to 48 hours, which matters when an Allergan loyalty-discount window is closing, a device vendor offers an end-of-quarter incentive, or a paid-social campaign needs to launch ahead of a seasonal booking peak (December/January and May/June are the two demand spikes in South Florida).
Typical deal sizes for Boca medspas
A single-injector medspa pulling $100K to $180K/month in deposits typically qualifies for $60K to $150K at a 1.22 to 1.32 factor. Standard use cases: quarterly injectable restocks at vendor-best pricing, an IPL or microneedling add-on platform, or a 60-day paid-social acquisition campaign that needs to land before the next booking peak.
A multi-injector or multi-location aesthetic clinic doing $400K+/month can step into $200K to $500K positions at tighter factors (1.18 to 1.28). Use cases include adding a six-figure laser or body-contouring platform, opening a second treatment-room build-out, or funding a senior-injector hire's signing bonus and book-building runway (60 to 120 days of guaranteed minimums before the new injector's bookings ramp).
What we look at
6+ months in business, minimum.
$20K/month in business deposits — most established Boca medspas clear this five times over.
500 FICO floor on the owning practitioner(s) — but for cash-pay aesthetics, deposit consistency matters more than the score itself.
A US business bank account with daily cash-pay deposit activity. Four months of statements gets the underwriter a real number. No tax returns, no projection deck, no chair-utilization slides.
Why Commera
Commera is a broker, not a lender. We shop your file across a panel of MCA funders rather than locking you into the first quote. Factor spreads on the same aesthetic-clinic file can run 1.22 to 1.36 — on a $150K advance, that's a $21,000 difference in total payback. Worth the few hours of shopping.
We don't charge applicants. Our compensation comes from the funder when a deal closes, and it's disclosed up-front on every quote. If vendor financing for a six-figure device, or an SBA conversation for a second-location build-out, is the better path, we'll route you there. That's the point of being a broker rather than a captive lender — we pick what works.
What you'll need to apply
- Four months of business bank statements (PDFs from the bank's portal — not screenshots)
- Driver's license, front and back
- Voided business check from the operating account
- EIN (sole proprietors enter SSN where prompted)
About 5 minutes for pre-qual. Full underwriting takes another 6 minutes after that.
Two recent Boca-market scenarios
Single-injector medspa pre-stocking a quarterly Botox order
Boca Raton injector-led medspa, 4 years operating, $145K/month average deposits, two MA injectors plus the owner NP. Quarterly Allergan order came in at $48K net of loyalty rebates — payment on delivery. Plus a parallel filler restock ($22K). Together, $70K of inventory due in a 10-day window with the matching revenue accruing across the following 6–10 weeks. Took a $90K advance at 1.24 factor over 7 months. Daily debit fit inside normal cash flow; position closed two weeks ahead.
Multi-location aesthetic clinic adding a body-contouring platform
Two-location Palm Beach aesthetic clinic, 9 years operating, $440K/month combined deposits, six injectors. Added a CoolSculpting Elite platform ($165K capital cost) plus a paid-social launch campaign targeting the spring booking season ($45K). Vendor financing was available but stalled at week 5 with no firm close. Bridged $180K at 1.22 factor over 9 months — equipment deployed in week 1, campaign launched same month, first booked treatments same quarter. Vendor financing closed in parallel for the remainder; the MCA position closed on the original schedule.
Illustrative examples constructed from typical deal shapes; not actual customer files.
Looking for the full Medspa & Aesthetics overview? See our medspa & aesthetics funding guide.