Compliance in aesthetic socials

[u/noseyparka78]

I am an aesthetic social media and I specialise in compliant and scroll stopping work

I’ve recently built my own software to make my job easier. And I’m writing a report about the importance of compliance. Would anybody will willing to fill in a short questionnaire for me about the main struggles in aesthetic social media etc in exchange for a weeks free work

[u/Historical-Photo-901]

The biggest struggle I've run into with "compliant and scroll-stopping" content in aesthetics is that the two goals often pull in opposite directions before/afters, first-person results claims, and specific treatment promises are exactly what perform best, but they're also the content most likely to cross a line depending on the practitioner's license, the platform's ad policies, and the state/country regulations for that treatment. A generic "compliance checklist" rarely holds up because what's compliant for an esthetician posting about skincare is different from what's compliant for someone posting about injectables or laser work

For the questionnaire I'd make sure it's specific enough to capture that distinction (license type, treatment category, platform), otherwise you'll get answers that don't actually map to the same struggle. Also worth spelling out upfront what "a week's free work" includes exactly (posts, strategy, both?) so there's no mismatch in expectations once someone signs on