How FABshaping.com Is Connecting Consumers, Clinics And Technology


Written by
Stephanie McLean
From Search To Treatment Booking
FABshaping.com is the only platform in Australia that provides an aggregated comprehensive list of aesthetic devices and their indication of use to educate consumers and help them to book a treatment in a clinic.
For consumers considering an aesthetic treatment, knowing where to start can be overwhelming. A concern might be simple — skin laxity, pigmentation, face and body contouring or facial rejuvenation — but finding the right treatment, technology and the clinic offering that treatment can involve hours of searching.
For clinics, the challenge sits on the other side of that search: how do you make sure consumers actively looking for the treatments you provide, can actually find you?
That’s the gap FABshaping.com is aiming to bridge. And if you’ve been wondering what FABshaping stands for? Face and Body Shaping.
Designed as a dedicated education and discovery platform for the aesthetics industry, FABshaping.com connects consumers researching face and body treatments with clinics, practitioners and the technologies available to address their concerns.
Rather than relying solely on a consumer already knowing the name of a device, treatment or clinic, FABshaping.com is designed to allow them to begin with what matters most to them — their concern — and explore relevant treatment options and providers from there.
Turning Consumer Searches into Clinic Bookings
For aesthetic practices, investing in technology is only one part of the equation. Once a new device arrives in clinic, practitioners need to educate their existing patient base, attract new consumers and, importantly, keep treatment rooms and devices busy.
FABshaping.com provides clinics with another digital touchpoint at the exact stage a potential patient is researching what to do next.
Listing your clinic on FABshaping.com can help consumers discover which treatments and technologies are available and, crucially, where they can access them — helping move the journey from “What treatment is right for me?” to “Where can I book it?”
For practitioners, this means increased visibility beyond their own website and social channels, with the potential to reach consumers who are actively searching based on a particular aesthetic concern.

Dr Ian Chinsee: Helping Patients Navigate Their Options
Among the first practitioners to come on board is Dr Ian Chinsee, who sees the potential for FABshaping.com to become an important search and education tool for aesthetic consumers.
With the number of aesthetic technologies and treatment names continuing to grow, even well-informed patients can find it difficult to understand the differences between devices — or determine which treatment may be appropriate for their individual concern.
From Dr Chinsee’s perspective, a dedicated platform such as FABshaping.com can help simplify that initial research phase by bringing concerns, treatment options, technologies and providers into one searchable destination.
Dr Chinsee said “the value lies in helping patients become better informed before they even walk through the clinic door. Rather than choosing a treatment because it is trending on social media or searching solely by a device name.”
As awareness grows, Dr Chinsee believes “FABshaping.com has the potential to become an essential education and search engine for consumers navigating the increasingly complex aesthetics market — helping them find the right technology, treatment and clinic for their concerns.”
Importantly, the platform is not intended to replace the consultation. The final treatment recommendation remains a clinical decision between practitioner and patient. Instead, FABshaping.com can help consumers arrive at that conversation more informed and with a clearer understanding of the options available.
From an industry point of view, Dr Chinsee believes, a platform such as FABshaping.com will significantly assist in growing patient spend per treatment on aesthetic devices. Importantly, the platform is pre-populated with approximately 100 TGA approved devices from companies such as; Venus, High Tech Medical, Sciton, Fotona, InMode, Paragon Care, Solta Medical, Beauty Technology, BTL, and Lumenis and more companies coming soon. For consumers, this helps take the “Guessing Game” out when making a decision about a treatment.
Supporting Clinics Beyond the Device Sale
There is another important side to the FABshaping.com model: the capital equipment companies supplying the technology.
Venus is one of the first capital equipment partners to support the platform, recognising that the success of a device doesn’t end when it is installed in a clinic.
For technology companies, supporting a clinic’s investment increasingly means helping practitioners build awareness, educate consumers and ultimately generate demand for the treatments their devices provide.
FABshaping.com creates another opportunity to do exactly that.
By helping consumers understand what different technologies are designed to treat — and then directing them towards clinics offering those treatments — the platform can provide an additional link between device awareness and treatment bookings.
For Venus and other equipment partners, that creates an ecosystem in which manufacturers and distributors can support their clinic customers long after the initial purchase.
Gidon Silverman the General Manager of Venus said “Greater consumer awareness can mean greater treatment demand; greater treatment demand can improve device utilisation; and stronger utilisation can help clinics achieve a better return on their technology investment.
It creates a potential win across the aesthetics ecosystem: consumers discover appropriate treatment options, clinics gain visibility and potential bookings, and device companies support the commercial success of their clinic partners.”
Search is Changing
The way consumers find aesthetic treatments is also evolving rapidly.
Google is no longer the only starting point. Consumers are discovering treatments through social media, online editorial, recommendations and increasingly AI-powered search and discovery tools.
For clinics, being visible wherever those searches begin is becoming an important part of patient acquisition.
A dedicated aesthetics platform like FABshaping.com with a strong AI component coming soon, offers another layer of discoverability — one built specifically around the relationship between consumer concern/treatment, technology, and clinic.
And as the platform grows, the value of that ecosystem grows with it: more clinics create greater choice for consumers, while greater consumer engagement creates more opportunities for participating clinics and technology partners.
Want Your Clinic to Be Found?
FABshaping.com is currently inviting aesthetic clinics and practitioners to join the platform and create their clinic presence.
For SPA+CLINIC readers, there is an introductory opportunity to list your clinic on FABshaping.com FREE until 1st April 2027. The offer is available until 15th October 2026. Conditions apply. *
Learn more about this incredible brand at https://fabshaping.com
*Offer is for the first 50 Clinics Only (You will not be charged until 1st April 2027; there after it is $99 + GST a month. Cancel any time with 7 business days’ notice prior to the next month)
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