Esthetician and med spa insurance, placed by people who know the treatments.
Professional liability, GL, and products coverage for estheticians, med spas, lash and brow artists, cosmetologists, and massage therapists. Lower broker commissions and 24-hour turnaround.
Why Delegance Brokerage
Achieve an average of 60% reduction in commission costs.
Most brokers bake 15–20% commission into your premium. We negotiate ours down and shop the risk across the carriers actually competing for your class. Identical coverage, lower spend.
Reduction in broker commissions vs traditional firms
Annual savings for our largest single client
From submission to quotes back, on most classes
How it works
Onboard in minutes. Quotes in 24 hours.
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Save up to 60% on broker commissions vs traditional brokerages.
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Treatment-level underwriting — microneedling, peels, lasers, and injectables each sit differently with carriers, and the wrong disclosure gets a claim denied. We map your actual service menu before quote.
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Med spa procedures under a medical director push toward med-mal territory. We place both the beauty professional program and the medical side, so nothing falls in the gap between them.
Carriers we shop in Beauty & Med Spa
Coverage
What we quote in Beauty & Med Spa
Professional Liability
Treatment claims — facials, peels, microneedling, lash and brow work, massage. Matched to your disclosed service menu.
General Liability
Premises exposure: slip-and-fall, equipment burns, third-party property damage.
Products Liability
Retail skincare and backbar product claims, including private-label lines sold under your brand.
Property
Treatment-room equipment, lasers, build-out, and retail inventory at replacement cost.
Medical Director / Med-Mal Placement
For med spas running injectables, lasers, or IV services under medical direction — placed alongside the beauty program.
Workers Compensation
Esthetician, massage, and front-desk class splits, with the independent-contractor question resolved before quote.
Frequently Asked
Beauty & Med Spa insurance questions, answered.
What does esthetician insurance typically cost?
Premium depends on the treatments you perform (basic facials price very differently than microneedling or laser work), revenue, retail product sales, whether you rent a room or own the spa, state, and prior claims. Solo practitioners and multi-room med spas sit with different carriers entirely. Final cost is subject to underwriting and policy terms.
I'm an independent contractor esthetician — does the spa's policy cover me?
Generally no. The spa's GL and professional liability cover the spa's legal liability, not yours as an independent business — and many spa policies expressly exclude independent contractors. If a client claims a burn or reaction from your treatment, you can be named personally. An individual professional liability + GL policy is the right placement, and most spas and salon-suite landlords now require proof of one before you work.
Is microneedling covered under esthetician insurance?
It depends on the carrier and the modality. Many standard beauty professional liability forms exclude or sublimit advanced modalities — microneedling, deeper chemical peels, RF treatments — or condition coverage on training certificates and state scope-of-practice rules. Some states restrict needle depth for non-medical providers entirely. The treatment list you disclose at application is what the policy responds to, so we map the actual menu before quote. Coverage is subject to underwriting and varies by state and carrier.
What's the difference between med spa and day spa insurance?
A day spa performing facials, waxing, lash work, and massage sits in the beauty professional liability market. A med spa performing injectables, laser treatments, IV therapy, or prescription-strength procedures under a medical director crosses into medical malpractice territory — the medical director, any NPs or RNs, and the entity each need malpractice-grade coverage, and the beauty form alone will not respond. We place both sides of that program so a treatment claim cannot fall between two policies.
Do I need products liability for the skincare I retail?
Yes if you sell or apply products — products liability follows the chain of distribution, so you can be named in a reaction or injury claim even when the manufacturer is upstream. The exposure is sharper for private-label lines sold under your brand, where your policy is effectively primary. Backbar products you apply during treatment sit under professional liability; retail sales need the products coverage.
How fast can I get a Certificate of Insurance for a salon suite or landlord?
Standard ACORD 25 certificates issue in seconds through the portal, ChatGPT, Claude, Slack, email, or phone. Custom holder language (additional insured, waiver of subrogation, primary and non-contributory) is typically produced within minutes after a licensed broker confirms the wording. There is no per-COI fee.
How does Delegance reduce broker commissions?
Routine work — intake, COIs, endorsements, policy Q&A, renewal triage — runs through Orin, our insurance-specialized language model. Licensed brokers focus on judgment work like carrier selection, complex coverage, and claim advocacy. Across the customer base we average a 60 percent reduction in broker commission cost versus a typical commercial brokerage. That is an average, not a guarantee.
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Send your current declarations page or answer a few questions. We'll have quotes from the carriers competing for your class within 24 hours.
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