We’ve grouped everything by the treatment rather than by the model, because that’s usually the decision you’re actually trying to make.
Most suppliers list machines by name and specification, which is helpful if you already know exactly what you want and no use at all if you don’t. So start with what you’d like to be able to offer your clients, and work back from there.
And if you get to the bottom of this page still unsure — that’s genuinely fine, and it’s what a demo is for.
And the busiest one once it’s in. Clients tend to book a course rather than a single treatment, which changes the shape of your diary in a way that’s quite different from most salon services.
The demand is already there in your area whether you offer it or not — people are searching for it locally and going somewhere.
A quad-wavelength diode laser with a 2000W handle, built for salons running back-to-back appointments.
A quad-wavelength diode laser, available with a double handle so two areas can be set up at once.
Diode laser, ND YAG and OPT IPL in one machine — used for hair removal, tattoo removal and skin treatments.
These are the treatments clients tend to ask for by the result they want rather than by name, which is worth knowing when you come to market them.
A multi-step facial that cleanses, exfoliates and hydrates in one treatment.
Combines micro-needling with radiofrequency energy, used for skin texture.
HIFU stands for high-intensity focused ultrasound, and it is used for skin tightening.
A fractional CO₂ laser, used for skin resurfacing. Clinic premises only.
A Q-switched ND YAG laser, used for tattoo and semi-permanent makeup removal. Q-switched simply describes how the laser delivers its energy — in very short, very fast pulses.
A smaller niche than hair removal, but there’s often nobody else offering it locally. The Tri-Pro Combi also covers tattoo removal if you’d rather one machine did more than one job.
A non-invasive pelvic floor treatment seat. The client stays fully clothed throughout, which tends to make it an easier first conversation than most body treatments.
It suits a rather different client to your skin work, and it is worth thinking about which room it would live in before you order.
Contour Sense uses AI skin analysis to support your consultations and help you plan treatments with a client.
It’s usually something owners add alongside another machine rather than buy on its own, and it’s often the easiest first step.
Because the honest answer depends on what you want to offer, what your room can take, and what you already have.
We’d rather spend twenty minutes finding out and then tell you what it actually costs — including telling you when a less expensive machine would do the job perfectly well, or when you’d be better waiting.
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