No. SleekAI is configured to refuse skin-condition diagnoses (acne severity, rosacea subtype, melasma vs PIH) and to refuse outcome guarantees on any treatment. The bot describes typical results from your published portfolio with the standard 'individual results vary' framing, routes specific medical questions to a dermatologist or to an in-studio consult, and never recommends discontinuing a prescribed medication. The studio's reputation depends on this posture, and FTC scrutiny on aesthetic-treatment marketing makes it the safer default.

Yes, from your contraindications page. Accutane within 6 months, blood thinners, active cold sores, pregnancy, recent botox or fillers, melasma, rosacea, and active infections all gate specific treatments, and the bot surfaces the right note when the prospect mentions any of them. The bot doesn't make case-by-case judgement calls on borderline situations; those route to a quick in-studio consult or to the client's dermatologist.

Yes, from your treatment menu. SleekAI reads your studio's own descriptions of each treatment (what's included, what's added, the device used, the typical outcome) rather than a generic franchise marketing pitch. Pricing, duration, and which estheticians are certified on the device all flow from the same content you maintain for SEO. Update a treatment description and the bot picks it up on the next conversation.

Yes. 4-pack glycolic, 6-pack TCA, monthly membership, and consult-credit-toward-first-treatment all quote correctly from your pricing page. The bot does per-session math out loud so a prospect comparing a $250 single HydraFacial against a $295 monthly membership can see the breakdown without a spreadsheet. Update the prices on the page and every conversation reflects the new numbers.

Yes. SleekAI reads each esthetician's bio for specialties (acne, anti-aging, hyperpigmentation, sensitive skin, rosacea, microneedling certification, peel level training). A teen-acne prospect routes to the esthetician who specialises in acne; an anti-aging prospect routes to the one who's trained on microneedling. Update a bio with a new certification and the bot picks it up on the next conversation. This is the highest-leverage routing in a multi-esthetician studio.

Yes. SleekAI hands off to Vagaro, Boulevard, Booker, Mindbody, Squarespace Scheduling, or any scheduler with URL parameters or a JS API. The bot books the consult or treatment with the right esthetician, the right service, and the right duration pre-selected. The booking happens in your scheduler so the calendar stays accurate; the bot is the routing, contraindication-screen, and education layer rather than a calendar replacement.

Yours. SleekAI is BYO key with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter, and the model bills you directly with no per-message markup from us. A single-location esthetician studio typically spends $5 to $25 a month in actual API usage on GPT-4o-mini, which handles treatment, contraindication, and series conversations well. Claude Sonnet or GPT-4o is worth comparing for studios with complex multi-condition consultations where the nuance matters.

Yes. Display conditions let you scope the bot by post type, taxonomy, URL pattern, or specific page IDs. Most esthetician studios run the bot on the homepage, treatment pages, esthetician bios, FAQ, and contact, and exclude the medical-history intake, consent forms, before-and-after gallery (for HIPAA-aligned privacy reasons in studios that share medical-spa space), and any post-booking confirmation. The widget can disappear for logged-in members if you run a portal.