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Social media strategy · November 2026 to February 2027Permanent hair removal in Oakleigh, with someone who’s seen it all.

Inside Melabody: arched cream walls, the MB logo and a warmly lit product niche
Melabody · The clinic

Where Melbourne’s south-east goes to stop tweezing for good.

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Begin
02The brand02 / 19

A rare specialism, in a room people love.

Melabody is an electrolysis-led skin and body clinic at 18B Chester Street, Oakleigh, run by Catrina. Korean lash lifts and facials sit alongside, with late nights on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

It’s for anyone who’s tired of tweezing, waxing or shaving the same hairs and wants them gone for good. Your clients range from 17 to 88, and most are in their 20s to 40s.

appointments booked on Fresha since August 2025

in Instagram and TikTok search for “electrolysis”

minute free consult, the easiest first step there is

The treatments

Electrolysis-led
Electrolysis
Permanent hair removal for face and body, one hair at a time
Lash lifts
Korean lash lifts for a natural, lifted look
Facials
Facials that make every visit feel like a treat
First visit
A free 15-minute consult, booked on Fresha

Where Melabody sits

Premium specialist
BudgetMid-rangeLuxury

A specialist clinic with a beautiful room and a calm, expert hand. People come for the result and stay for how it feels.

Catrina smiling in a white halter top with an iPad in the clinic
Melabody · Catrina
Catrina in magnifying glasses treating a client with electrolysis
Melabody · Electrolysis
Catrina holding two skincare products while talking to a client
Melabody · Consult
03What’s already working03 / 19

People already find you.

Here are five things already working for you, and how we’ll turn each one into content.

Catrina treating a client with electrolysis
Melabody · Electrolysis

A rare specialism.

Electrolysis is what Melabody leads with, and very few clinics do it well. It’s patient, precise work, and it’s permanent.

On socialSkin Notes that explain how it works, so you own the electrolysis conversation in Melbourne.

Numbers from Fresha and Instagram and TikTok search, checked on 5 November 2026. You have 8 reviews on Fresha, and a nearby clinic shows 227, so reviews are one of the first things we’ll build.

A client relaxing during a facial, eyes closed
Mood reference
Catrina in Melabody scrubs in the clinic
Melabody · Catrina

People already find Melabody. Now they need to meet Catrina.

04Positioning04 / 19

Proposed positioning

Smooth skin, for good.

The calm, expert home of permanent hair removal in Melbourne’s south-east. Smooth skin, a clear plan and a beautiful room, with Catrina looking after you the whole way.

A premium specialist clinic: electrolysis first, with Korean lash lifts and facials alongside.

Three qualities every post reinforces

  1. 01

    Expert

    Catrina knows electrolysis inside out, and every post shows it.

  2. 02

    Calm

    Nothing rushed, nothing loud. The feed feels like the room.

  3. 03

    Discreet

    Facial hair is normal. We talk about it kindly, never as a flaw.

05Target audience05 / 19
Close crop of glowing skin on the jaw and cheek
Mood reference

Secret tweezers and ritual keepers.

Two kinds of client walk through your door. One wants to stop thinking about a few stubborn hairs. The other loves being low maintenance, polished and done.

  • 01The Secret Tweezer, late 20s to 50s
  • 02The Ritual Keeper, 20s to early 30s
  • 03People whose hair laser can’t treat
  • 04Locals across Melbourne’s south-east

17–88

Most clients are 20 to 40. They notice good design, book their beauty in advance and want it to feel like a treat.

What matters to them

Knowing it’s common, and that it can be permanent.

So Melabody showsSkin Notes on how electrolysis works and why it lasts.

The audience insight

I just want to stop thinking about it.

So we tell the truth early: how many sessions, what it feels like and how long it takes. When people know what to expect, it’s a much easier decision to make.

06Brand world · Creative concept06 / 19

The calm room.

The feed should feel like the room: cream and linen, soft light, real skin and Catrina’s calm hands.

Clinic expertiseSpa calmEditorial beauty
The Melabody brand world board: MB monogram, typography, a neutral palette, fine-line drawings and photo clusters of textures, lash lifts, paper menus and skin close-ups
Melabody brand world board
Cream arches inside the clinic
Melabody · The clinic
A swirl of thick white cream
Mood reference
Polaroids of a Korean lash lift result
Mood reference

How it should feel

  • CalmSlow and unhurried
  • ExpertKnows exactly what to do
  • DiscreetPrivate and kind
  • WarmWith a little wink
  • HonestThe truth, early
  • Soft-litNatural light, real skin
  • TactileCream, linen, paper
  • ConsideredEvery detail placed

Palette

Cream, linen and a little espresso.

Taken from the brand world board and the clinic itself. The percentages are roughly how much of the feed each colour takes up.

Cream, about 40% of the feed. The main background for covers and type tiles.

07Visual direction07 / 19

Soft light and real skin.

Real treatments, softly lit, with cream and linen textures in between and Catrina in every row.

A client relaxing during a facial
Mood reference

Smooth,for good.

Close-up of soft white foam
Mood reference
Catrina holding two skincare products
Melabody · Consult
Cream arches and lit shelves inside the clinic
Melabody · The clinic

Tap or hover the numbers.

Pages we’re borrowing from, and what we take from each

@sculptformulaType

What we takeSerif quote carousels that feel calm and expensive.

For MelabodyOverheard at Melabody, set in a fine serif on cream.

@theskinplace.auTexture

What we takeStone and texture covers with one simple line.

For MelabodySkin Notes covers on cream, foam and linen textures.

@skinwithbrookePeople

What we takeDay-in-the-life Reels that make the clinician feel like a friend.

For MelabodyThe Human Touch: a day with Catrina, start to finish.

These are for inspiration only. We won’t be copying anyone.

We show

  • Catrina, at least once per row
  • Real treatments, softly lit
  • Cream, linen and foam textures
  • Results, with client consent

We avoid

  • Needles and probes up close
  • Calling facial hair a flaw
  • Harsh flash and clinical white
  • Stock photos of smooth legs
A woman with eyes closed and water running down her face
Mood reference
A swirl of thick white cream
Mood reference

You’re not the only one. Not even close.

Catrina talking a client through two products
Melabody · Consult
08Tone of voice08 / 19

Like Catrina in the treatment room: calm, expert and warm, with a wink.

She explains things clearly, never rushes anyone and never makes a client feel strange about their hair.

Unhurried and reassuring, with no pressure to book.

How it soundsMost people need a course of sessions. Here’s roughly what that looks like.

Not like thisLIMITED SPOTS!! Book NOW before it’s too late 😱

The "how it sounds" lines are just examples of the feel. They’re not final captions.

09Content pillars09 / 19

Four pillars. What we talk about.

These pillars are what the whole strategy is built on, and every post sits under one of them. Over the next few slides we go through each pillar, with an example series to show how it could look on the feed.

Warm, slightly funny posts about life in the treatment room that people want to share.

Content includesClient moments, the room, self-care rituals, Oakleigh

Objective

Reach

Example series: Overheard at Melabody

10Content pillar 0110 / 19

Beauty Lifestyle

Lifestyle posts that feel like the room: warm, a little funny and easy to send to a friend, so new people find Melabody and want to follow.

What we’ll coverClient moments, the treatment room, self-care rituals, Oakleigh and the little things clients say

Example series

Overheard at Melabody

The funny, kind and very real things clients say in the chair, shared anonymously and with a wink.

A woman with eyes closed and water running down her face
Mood reference

Example posts

  1. 01

    Things we hear in the treatment room

    Catrina in the room with a line on screen, reacting to what clients actually say.

    View on Instagram
    Reel cover by @lyrafacialsmiami
    Reference · @lyrafacialsmiami
  2. 02

    Little things clients say that mean a lot

    A soft, phone-shot Reel of the sweet moments, so people feel the care before they book.

    View on Instagram
    Reel cover by @mackenzie_ataloaesthetics
    Reference · @mackenzie_ataloaesthetics
  3. 03

    Overheard at Melabody, in type

    A serif quote carousel on cream, one overheard line per slide.

    View on Instagram
    Carousel cover by @sculptformula
    Reference · @sculptformula
ReelsQuote carouselsStories
11Content pillar 0211 / 19

Education

Clear, honest answers to the questions people are too shy to ask, so they save the posts and arrive at the consult already trusting Catrina.

What we’ll coverHow electrolysis works, laser vs electrolysis, how many sessions, chin hairs, does it hurt, aftercare

Example series

Skin Notes

Short, beautiful explainers on cream and texture covers, written so anyone can follow them.

A swirl of thick white cream
Mood reference

Example posts

  1. 01

    Laser needs pigment. Electrolysis doesn’t.

    A clean type carousel answering the question everyone searches first.

    View on Instagram
    Carousel cover by @ts_electrolysis
    Reference · @ts_electrolysis
  2. 02

    How many sessions will I actually need?

    A stone-texture cover, then an honest walk through a typical plan.

    View on Instagram
    Carousel cover by @theskinplace.au
    Reference · @theskinplace.au
  3. 03

    Chin hairs: why they keep coming back

    An editorial collage cover with Catrina’s photos and one clear answer inside.

    View on Instagram
    Carousel cover by @skinbyyouaz
    Reference · @skinbyyouaz
CarouselsTalking-head ReelsStory Q&As
12Content pillar 0312 / 19

Meet the Team

Catrina is the reason people book, so we put her at the centre: her day, her room and why she chose electrolysis, so the trust is there before anyone walks in.

What we’ll coverCatrina’s story, a day in the clinic, why electrolysis, setting up the room, late nights

Example series

The Human Touch

Catrina’s days in the clinic, filmed on her phone in short clips, always with client consent.

Catrina in Melabody scrubs in front of the lit product shelf
Melabody · Catrina

Example posts

  1. 01

    Spend a full clinic day with me

    From the first coffee to the last client, in short clips across the day.

    View on Instagram
    Reel cover by @skinwithbrooke
    Reference · @skinwithbrooke
  2. 02

    What happens before your first appointment

    Setting up the room and the products, the small things clients never see.

    View on Instagram
    Reel cover by @skinprecisionmedical
    Reference · @skinprecisionmedical
  3. 03

    A late night at Melabody

    The Wednesday and Thursday late shift, so people know they can come after work.

    View on Instagram
    Reel cover by @olgabelteton
    Reference · @olgabelteton
Day-in-the-life ReelsTalking to cameraStories
13Content pillar 0413 / 19

Service Showcase

This is where people book: lash lifts and facials shown warm and beautiful, electrolysis shown as a clear plan, and one easy next step, the free 15-minute consult.

What we’ll coverLash lift reveals, facials, the electrolysis plan, consented progress diaries, the free consult

Example series

The Ritual & The Plan

The Ritual shows lash and facial reveals. The Plan follows electrolysis from first consult to the result.

Close-up of lifted, tinted lashes after a Korean lash lift
Mood reference

Example posts

  1. 01

    After a Korean lash lift

    The reveal, close up in natural light, with no filter.

    View on Instagram
    Reel cover by @adornartistry.au
    Reference · @adornartistry.au
  2. 02

    Lash lift and electrolysis, one visit

    Shows how easy it is to add a lash lift to an appointment you’ve already booked.

    View on Instagram
    Reel cover by @sculptedbeautyclub
    Reference · @sculptedbeautyclub
  3. 03

    Trust the process

    An electrolysis progress diary over a few weeks, filmed with consent, showing the plan working.

    View on Instagram
    Reel cover by @barebycandy
    Reference · @barebycandy
Reveal ReelsProgress diariesStory links to Fresha
14How the pillars work together14 / 19

Four pillars, four reactions.

Not every post needs to sell. But every pillar should help bring in the right people and grow the business over time.

  1. Beauty Lifestylee.g. Overheard at MelabodyThat’s so true. I’m sending this to my sister.
  2. Educatione.g. Skin NotesOh, so that’s why laser never worked for me.
  3. Meet the Teame.g. The Human TouchI’d feel completely comfortable with her.
  4. Service Showcasee.g. The Ritual & The PlanI’m booking the free consult.
15Content repurposing system15 / 19

Shoot once. Post for weeks.

We’ll build a library of content you can keep coming back to, so you’re not organising a new shoot for every post. You already have the room, Catrina’s photos and a full book of clients, so we start there.

Already in the bank

  • Photos of Catrina in the clinicHave
  • The room, shelves and productsHave
  • First short shoot with CatrinaProposed

One shoot can create

Why I chose electrolysis Reel

A Skin Notes set Carousel

Portraits in the room Post

Source

One short shoot with Catrina

Reel A day in the clinic

Post A lash lift reveal

Off-platform Fresha and Google photos

Filming rhythm

1 short shoot / month

One short shoot a month, topped up with 10-second clips in the treatment room, with client consent, while Catrina’s working anyway. We plan, Catrina films, we create, Catrina approves.

01Rotate formats

One clip can be a Reel, a carousel and a photo. Mixing it up keeps the feed fresh without needing loads of content.

02Lean on voiceovers

Catrina can talk over footage we already have, so her expertise still comes through without being on camera every time.

03Refresh hooks that work

If a hook works, use it again a few weeks later with new footage or a new angle. Don’t retire it.

04Turn whispered questions into posts

Every question a client asks in the chair, or in the DMs, is a Skin Note waiting to happen.

Inside Melabody: cream arches, the MB logo and a warmly lit product niche
Melabody · The clinic

Book a free chat with Catrina and leave with a plan.

1690-day roadmap16 / 19

Your first three months.

Late November to February. Dates are proposed until we lock in the first shoot with Catrina.

Catrina in the clinic with an iPad
Month 1Late Nov to Dec (proposed)

Foundation & launch

Profile and bio set up, the first short shoot with Catrina, and 12 launch posts created and approved. The Christmas client dinner is a lovely moment to film.

  • "I’ve kept tweezers in my car since 2016."
  • "Why I chose the most patient treatment in beauty."
  • "Your first visit to Melabody, in 30 seconds."

Call to actionFollow along, and book your free 15-minute consult.

Catrina treating a client with electrolysis
Month 2January (proposed)

Rhythm & proof

The weekly rhythm settles in. Two consented progress diaries begin, reviews get reshared and we run a new-year consult push.

  • "The tweezers in your car can retire."
  • "You’re not the only one. Not even close."
  • "The question I get asked in a whisper."

Call to actionStart the year with a plan: book the free consult.

Polaroids of a Korean lash lift result
Month 3February (proposed)

Bookings & refinement

A monthly review by pillar. We repeat the two best hooks, show lash and facial reveals to followers and hand the best posts to your ad agency.

  • "Waxing every four weeks, or done for good?"
  • "Laser or electrolysis? It depends on your hair."
  • "Lash lift and electrolysis, one visit."

Call to actionBook on Fresha, link in bio.

17Recommended posting cadence17 / 19

feed posts a week

Post 1 · ReelLifestyle or Meet the Team
Post 2 · CarouselSkin Notes
Post 3 · ReelA reveal or The Plan
Stories4 to 5 days a week: the room, quick Q&As and links to Fresha.

Two Reels and one carousel a week, so about two thirds Reels. Enough to stay consistent and reach people beyond your followers, without burning through your content. It’s the rhythm we’d recommend, not a contract.

A sample four weeks.

A rough guide for now. Tap a pillar to see how it’s spread out.

Week 1

Meet Catrina: why electrolysisMeet the Team
Laser needs pigment. Electrolysis doesn’t.Education
Things we hear in the treatment roomBeauty Lifestyle

Week 2

After a Korean lash liftService Showcase
How many sessions will I need?Education
A late night at MelabodyMeet the Team

Week 3

Overheard at Melabody, in typeBeauty Lifestyle
Chin hairs: why they keep coming backEducation
Your first visit, in 30 secondsService Showcase

Week 4

Spend a full clinic day with meMeet the Team
Does it hurt? The honest answerEducation
Lash lift and electrolysis, one visitService Showcase
18Instagram profile optimisation18 / 19

Make booking the easy bit.

Your profile has three jobs: help people find you, make the clinic look as good as it is, and point them to the free consult.

melabodyau

·posts·followers·following

Melabody | Electrolysis OakleighSkin care service

Book now · Fresha
What is electrolysis?
Meet Catrina
The plan, start to finish

Tap a Highlight to see why it’s there. A sixth one, Book, links straight to Fresha.

Proposed name field

Melabody | Electrolysis Oakleigh

Bio options

Tap an option to preview it on the profile. Copy drops it straight into Instagram.

Three pinned posts

Pin 1What is electrolysis?

The start-here post for everyone arriving from search.

Pin 2Meet Catrina

Who looks after you, and why she chose electrolysis.

Pin 3The plan, start to finish

What happens from the free consult to the result.

19Conversion strategy19 / 19

From the feed to a free consult.

People already find Melabody in search. The job now is to help them trust Catrina quickly, and make the free 15-minute consult the obvious next step.

What each pillar does

Beauty Lifestyle · Discovery

Attract.

Reels that reach people who don’t follow you yet, and keep Melabody first in search.

What to track

Non-follower reachProfile visitsSearch ranking

Education + Meet the Team · Trust

Nurture.

Skin Notes and Catrina on camera answer the private questions, so people feel safe before they book.

What to track

SavesDM questionsNew reviews

Service Showcase · Bookings

Convert.

Reveals and The Plan, each with one clear call to action: book the free consult on Fresha.

What to track

Consults a weekConsults to plansBooked hours

The client journey

01Searches

Finds Melabody first for “electrolysis”

02Watches

A Skin Note or a day with Catrina

03Checks

Bio, pinned posts and Highlights

04Books the consult

Free, 15 minutes, on Fresha

05Starts a plan

Knows the sessions and timing

06Comes back

Reviews, refers, adds a lash lift

The free 15-minute consult on Fresha is the one call to action everywhere: the bio, pinned posts, Highlights and Stories. At the consult, Catrina talks each person through a clear, honest plan.

What we’ll review each month

Track reach, saves and DM questions alongside consults, plans and booked hours.

Review the top posts by pillar so we can see which ones get Melabody discovered, which ones people come back to and whether more people are booking. Organic builds the trust and your ad agency brings the leads: one offer per ad, and our best organic posts become their ad creative.

→Next stepsOver to you

What happens next.

  1. 01

    Approve the strategy or send us your feedback.

    If anything feels off or you’d like us to tweak it, let us know. Once you’re happy with the direction, we’ll move into developing your posts.

  2. 02

    Lock in the first shoot date.

    We’ll also ask for your brand assets and photo library, your starting numbers, the consent line for client clips, and the Christmas dinner details.

Melabody · Social media strategy

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Example posts and references belong to @lyrafacialsmiami, @mackenzie_ataloaesthetics, @sculptformula, @ts_electrolysis, @theskinplace.au, @skinbyyouaz, @skinwithbrooke, @skinprecisionmedical, @olgabelteton, @adornartistry.au, @sculptedbeautyclub and @barebycandy, shown for inspiration only. Mood images are references, not Melabody’s work.