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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· March 10, 2026

Moxie Raises $25M Series C to Bring Clinical-Grade Operating Infrastructure to Independent Aesthetic Practices

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Moxie Raises $25M Series C to Bring Clinical-Grade Operating Infrastructure to Independent Aesthetic Practices BROOKLYN, N.Y., March 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Moxie, the clinical-grade operating system for aesthetic medicine, today announced a $25 million Series C funding round led by Viewpoint Ventures, with partic…
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  • Moxie helps aesthetic entrepreneurs save 25+ hours each week

    60% confidence
  • Moxie let me stop being a firefighter and start being a CEO. The financial clarity alone changed how I make decisions. Moxie has helped me gain control over my business so my business doesn't have control over me.

    60% confidence
  • The aesthetic practices that thrive long-term aren't the loudest or the busiest. They're the most disciplined. We built Moxie to give independent practice owners the same caliber of operating infrastructure that was previously only available to those backed by institutional capital.

    60% confidence
  • Aesthetic medicine has grown faster than its infrastructure. We have world-class clinicians running practices on spreadsheets and workarounds — and that's a risk to patients, to margins, and to the long-term credibility of the specialty. Clinically-led growth isn't a marketing phrase. It's the operating discipline that separates practices that scale from practices that collapse under their own weight.

    60% confidence
  • Moxie-supported practices save up to 55% on injectables, devices, and supplies with top-tier pharmaceutical, skincare, and manufacturing companies

    60% confidence
  • Moxie-supported practices grow 60% faster than the industry average

    60% confidence
  • Moxie-supported practices achieve 10% higher margins than industry average

    60% confidence
  • Moxie-supported practices save more than $5,000 per month on products and supplies

    60% confidence
  • Up to 30% of new medspas fail within 18 to 24 months

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