Australian Aesthetic Clinic – Compliant Lead Generation & Paid Ads

I am a Registered Nurse and experienced cosmetic injector working from an established aesthetic clinic in Brisbane, Australia. I am looking to increase my local client base through a measurable paid digital marketing strategy. The objective is not followers, engagement or generic social-media management. The objective is qualified local enquiries and booked consultations that convert into long-term clients. I am primarily interested in Meta (Facebook/Instagram) and Google advertising, together with an appropriate landing page/lead-generation funnel and conversion tracking. Australian regulatory compliance is essential. Advertising must comply with current TGA requirements concerning prescription medicines/cosmetic injection services, AHPRA advertising requirements and applicable platform advertising policies. Prescription medicines must not be directly or indirectly advertised to consumers. Campaign concepts should therefore focus on compliant promotion of the practitioner, clinic, consultations and appropriate aesthetic/health services rather than prohibited product advertising. I would prefer someone who has previously worked with Australian medical, cosmetic, dental or healthcare businesses. Please provide examples if available. I need assistance with campaign strategy, Meta/Google campaign setup, compliant ad creative and copy, geographical targeting around Brisbane, landing page/lead forms, conversion tracking, retargeting where appropriate, and ongoing optimisation. Success will be measured primarily by cost per qualified lead, cost per booked consultation, attendance rate, client acquisition cost and ultimately revenue generated versus advertising spend — not impressions or followers. When applying, please explain what you would recommend for an initial 30–60 day test, what advertising budget you recommend, your fee for setup/management, and examples of comparable campaigns you have managed. Please do not propose advertising prescription cosmetic injectables, drug names, prices or other prohibited prescription-medicine advertising.