Buying Used Equipment

Staying in tune with the dynamic world of aesthetic treatments often means embracing innovation. One such innovator in the realm of beauty tech is InMode. If you’re all about keeping up with the latest in beauty treatments, there’s a good chance you’ve come across Optimas by InMode. Offering a suite of cutting-edge handpieces under one sleek platform, Optimas signifies a significant step forward for the industry.  InMode has been a driving force behind many revolutionary advancements in the aesthetics sector,…

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Laser procedures are useful for a wide variety of cosmetic treatments, from hair removal, to skin resurfacing, to antiaging. With such an array of treatments available, you want to be able to provide your clientele as many options as possible. And believe it or not, buying used cosmetic lasers might be the best way to achieve that goal! Although you may feel some hesitance about buying used lasers for your dermatology practice or medspa, you’ll find that if you do…

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In the world of laser treatments, skin resurfacing is a common rejuvenation process used to treat all manner of cosmetic concerns. Although it can’t eliminate sagging or excessive skin, laser resurfacing can lessen the appearance of fine lines, treat loss of skin tone, and even improve complexion. Today, dermatologists and aestheticians have all kinds of options when it comes to the laser skin resurfacing equipment you choose to use on your patients. Which begs the question: how do you choose? …

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Have you been searching for laser equipment that can do it all? Look no further than Sciton. If you’ve ever considered purchasing a Sciton laser for your practice, but you aren’t sure if it’s the best choice for you and your patients, this article is for you. Keep reading to learn more about the company that makes these laser devices and the devices themselves! Meet Sciton A little over 25 years ago, Sciton was founded in Palo Alto, California with…

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As of today, over 145 million Americans have tattoos, but not everyone remains satisfied with the finished piece. As the tattoo industry has grown, so has the need for tattoo removal. Whether it’s a poorly rendered rose or the name of an ex-lover, many tattoos wear out their welcome. In fact, the tattoo removal market is expected to hit a whopping 12.7% year-over-year growth through 2023. So, if you’re considering adding or upgrading tattoo removal services to your dermatology practice,…

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In 2018, the global cosmetic laser market was valued at $1.8 billion, and by 2026, that number is expected to reach $5.4 billion, tripling in size. This growth is likely due to several reasons. To start, as we lean into technology, people are becoming increasingly concerned with their appearances, and laser treatments offer a noninvasive way to see quick, proven results without the downtime and pain associated with cosmetic surgery. There’s also been a significant increase in cases of Polycystic…

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Facials are a great way to clear and refresh the skin, but with some patients, the results they deliver aren’t really worth the money. For those hoping to even out skin texture and reduce the appearance of fine lines and scarring, they may not even work at all. Luckily, a standard facial isn’t the only option. Diamond microdermabrasion, whether used in conjunction with a traditional facial or done on its own, is a great way to bring your clients real,…

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Nearly 60 years ago, the neodymium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet (nd:YAG) laser first demonstrated its effectiveness in treating pigmented and vascular lesions. This advancement laid the foundation for other treatment concepts including the helium neon, Q-switched, argon, and carbon dioxide lasers. Of all the solid-state laser crystals, nd:YAG has been the most successful in surviving the test of time. In fact, it’s still widely used to this day to treat a variety of skin conditions.  If you wanted to learn more…

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Whether it be for hair removal, vein treatments, skin resurfacing, or antiaging, laser procedures are in high demand. According to an American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) report, practitioners in the US performed 757,808 laser hair removal procedures, 997,245 laser skin resurfacing procedures, and 168,682 leg veins procedures in 2020. Considering nearly 300 million USD was spent on laser hair removal treatments alone, this trend presents a huge financial opportunity for dermatology practices and medspas. With a cosmetic laser, you…

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