Become a VIO Med SpaFranchise Owner

Item 7 of our Franchise Disclosure Document outlines your estimated initial investment, from the $50,000 franchise fee through build-out, equipment, training, and working capital, totaling $642,722 to $1,109,954.

Franchisor guidelines call for a minimum of $500K in liquid capital and a $1.5M net worth, along with management, medical, sales, or franchise experience.

Item 19 discloses average unit volumes and P&L statements for existing VIO Med Spa locations. Read it alongside the costs in Item 7, and ask our franchise team to walk you through how the financial performance figures are calculated before you decide.

Every VIO Med Spa franchisee receives hands-on operational assistance, from site selection and build-out to staff training, in-house marketing support, and continued guidance as you grow.

Like every franchisor, we operate under the FTC Franchise Rule, which requires us to give prospective franchisees a Franchise Disclosure Document at least 14 days before any agreement is signed, so you have time to review the costs, fees, and obligations of your franchise investment.

Yes – like most medical spas, a VIO Med Spa location must have a licensed medical director overseeing clinical treatments. We help connect owners with qualified medical professionals, so you can meet your state’s legal and med spa ownership rules without being a doctor yourself.

Both models can work well. Owner-operators who are hands-on with day-to-day operations often see the fastest path to success, but many of our independent franchisees also run successful, absentee-owned locations by hiring a strong management team and a licensed medical director to handle daily operations.

Beyond Items 7 and 19, pay close attention to Item 20 (unit growth and closures) and Item 21 (financial statements). We recommend having legal counsel review your Franchise Disclosure Document before you sign, and we’re happy to send you a full copy so your review can start today.

As a franchisor, we back every franchisee with hands-on operational assistance, from site selection and build-out to staff training, in-house marketing support, and continued guidance as you grow. You also get access to our operations manual and marketing plan, and our real estate team helps you identify and build out the ideal location for your medspa.

Franchise sales in the United States are regulated by the FTC Franchise Rule, which requires a franchisor to give you its Franchise Disclosure Document at least 14 days before any agreement is signed. The FDD lays out the franchise fee, estimated costs, financial performance and our obligations, so you can review the full picture of the investment, and we recommend having legal counsel review it.