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Buy a Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center Franchise

Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center (BHRC) is a premium medical-spa franchise founded in 2005, offering non-surgical aesthetic, wellness and longevity treatments from its centers. Services span injectables, laser and energy-based aesthetics, body contouring, IV and nutrient therapy, hormone optimization, weight management and peptide-based longevity programs.

The business is a cash-pay, consumer-facing model that pairs high-margin laser and energy-based treatments with recurring revenue from injectables, skin-health and wellness programs. The client base was historically affluent but has broadened as treatment costs have fallen and demand for preventative wellness has grown. BHRC operates around two dozen centers across California, Texas, Nevada, Arizona and New Jersey, supported by national vendor partnerships and standardized clinical protocols.

In October 2025 BHRC was acquired by Motivant, a family office focused on life-sciences and real-estate investments, which appointed Sarah Gabriel as CEO and is relaunching franchising after prior owners had paused it to focus on corporate locations. The brand positions itself at the intersection of aesthetics and longevity medicine, using diagnostic labs and imaging to guide care.

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Why buy a Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center Franchise?

Buying a Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center franchise is a way to enter the medical-aesthetics and longevity category through an established, 20-year brand rather than an unproven concept. BHRC combines high-margin laser and energy-based treatments with recurring injectable and wellness revenue, and operates on a cash-pay basis that sits outside insurance-reimbursement pressures.

Franchise partners gain national vendor partnerships, standardized clinical protocols and a brand built around measurable, results-driven outcomes that support client retention. Under Motivant’s ownership the franchisor is reinvesting in infrastructure and franchisee support, and the longevity positioning gives owners several service lines to grow within a single location. In a growing wellness category that has proved broadly resilient, the premium positioning makes local lead quality, provider hiring and client experience central to results.

Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center Franchise Costs & Information

  • Minimum Qualifications

    • Initial Franchise Fee

      $50,000

    • Initial Investment Range

      $698,600 – $1,222,500

    • Minimum Net Worth Required

      $850,000

    • Minimum Liquid Cash Required

      $250,000

  • Royalty

    • Royalty Fee

      6%

      of gross sales

  • Training & Support

    • 40 hours on the job training

    • 41 hours classroom training

    • Ongoing support

    • Marketing support

Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center – Additional  Information

  1. Training & Support

    Initial training is a structured two-week program at BHRC's corporate headquarters covering operations, clinical protocols, sales, marketing and client experience, with 41 hours of classroom and 40 hours of on-the-job training. Franchisees receive ongoing clinical and operational support, national vendor relationships, marketing tools and continuing education to keep pace with evolving treatments and technologies. Resale buyers should confirm with BHRC what transfer training and onboarding the franchisor provides incoming owners and clinical staff, and what vendor and protocol access carries over at sale.

  2. Ideal Owner

    The model suits a hands-on local operator comfortable running a regulated, clinical-style environment and overseeing licensed medical and aesthetic staff. Owners lean on sales, marketing and client-relationship strengths to drive memberships and repeat treatments, and tend to value clinical rigor and premium customer expectations. Direct healthcare or medical-aesthetics experience helps but is not essential, since franchisees rely on BHRC protocols and trained providers; owners must also arrange appropriate medical oversight under their state's regulations.

  3. Recognition & Awards

    BHRC has built recognition over a 20-year operating history as one of the more established franchised medical-spa brands, with a multi-state footprint and a client roster that includes celebrity profiles featured by the brand. Its October 2025 acquisition by Motivant, a life-sciences-focused investment firm, and the appointment of CEO Sarah Gabriel drew trade-press attention to the brand's franchising relaunch and longevity focus. For resale buyers, brand-level recognition should be weighed alongside the specific center's local reviews, referral sources and community reputation.

  4. Industry / Market

    The US medical spa industry has surpassed $17 billion and is growing roughly 11% a year, according to the American Med Spa Association. Demand is driven by consumers shifting from insurance-directed care toward cash-pay, preventative and aesthetic services, rising interest in longevity and wellness, and falling costs for non-invasive treatments that have broadened the client base. High treatment frequency and membership-style repeat visits support recurring revenue, making local demographics and provider availability key factors for resale buyers.

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