Austin med spa Med Physique sold to owner-operators after nearly 20 years
What's the deal? Joe and Sarah Miracle have acquired Med Physique Center for AestheticsDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a Central Austin med spa specialising in aesthetics and skin care treatments. Viking Mergers & AcquisitionsDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →' Austin office facilitated the transaction, representing seller Tamie Granger. Terms were not disclosed.
The backstory: Med Physique has served Central Austin for nearly 20 years. Granger acquired the business in 2018 and grew its revenue, building on an established reputation before deciding to sell.
What changes? The Miracles step in as a new owner-operator team. Sarah Miracle will run day-to-day operations, drawing on a marketing background, while Joe Miracle brings analytical, process, and technical experience from his service in the Navy.
Why the fit? For the buyers, Med Physique offered an established brand with loyal client relationships. "Our role was to help tell that story clearly to the right buyers and keep the process focused on fit, not just price," said Matt Gold, associate partner at Viking.
In the seller's words: "Joe and Sarah are the right people to lead Med Physique forward, and I'm confident they will protect what makes the business special while continuing to build on its momentum," Granger said.
The signal: Austin's med spa market is in a clear consolidation and growth phase, with private equity platforms and franchises reshaping the local aesthetics landscape. Shore Capital's Empower AestheticsDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → is headquartered in the city, and Lead Capital PartnersDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → took a majority stake in Austin-based Viva Day Spa + Med Spa in late 2023. An operator-led acquisition like this one shows smaller, founder-built spas remain an accessible path to ownership as the category professionalises.
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