Laser treatments & applications
Start from the treatment you want to sell, and work back to the platform built to deliver it — every application below links its recommended Pro 1 Laser system.
What treatments can a clinic offer with aesthetic lasers?
A professional laser menu typically covers pigment and tattoo correction, PMU removal, skin rejuvenation and texture work, hair reduction, vascular redness, scar revision and CO₂ resurfacing, plus specialty lines such as women's health and hair restoration. What you can sell depends on the platform you buy — every treatment below links the Pro 1 Laser system built to deliver it.
- Corrective treatments — tattoo, PMU and pigment removal, scar revision — are searched for by name and bring new patients in.
- Recurring treatments — hair reduction, collagen banking, photorejuvenation, carbon peels — fill the calendar month after month.
- Specialty lines — women's health, hair restoration, V-Line Lifting™ — give an established practice a premium tier to grow into.
Pigment, tattoo & PMU
- Melasma A conservative, low-heat strategy for the most recurrence-prone pigment presentation.
- Pigmentation Pigment-correction treatments for sun spots, lentigines, uneven tone, and selected melasma-supportive plans using Pro 1 Pico and DPL Elite.
- Sun Damage Sun spots, lentigines, mottled pigment and photoaged skin — spot clearance to full-face photorejuvenation.
- PMU Correction Correct, refresh or clear permanent makeup — brows, microblading, liner and selected lip pigment.
- Tattoo Removal Picosecond tattoo removal for professional and amateur tattoos, with treatment strategies adapted to ink depth, density and color.
- Multi-Color Tattoo Removal Address complex tattoos with multiple ink colors using wavelength-specific picosecond treatment options designed for a broader range of pigments.
- Lip Depigmentation & Dark Lip Neutralization Provider-guided pigment-lightening protocols for selected dark lip pigmentation, uneven tone and unwanted lip pigment.
- Hemosiderin Staining Treatment options for selected brown, rust, bronze or orange-toned discoloration associated with hemosiderin deposition, including persistent staining that may remain after sclerotherapy.
- Pigmented Birthmarks Laser treatment options for selected pigmented birthmarks and localized pigment concerns, based on pigment type, depth and individual assessment.
Skin quality
- Acne Scars Fractional remodeling for rolling, boxcar and icepick scarring — two mechanisms, every downtime budget.
- Acne Treatment A light-based acne treatment category using DPL Elite for active breakouts, acne-prone skin, post-acne redness, and overall skin-quality support.
- CO₂ Resurfacing Fractional through fully ablative renewal at 10,600 nm for committed correction.
- Pores & Texture Collagen-remodeling refinement that anchors recurring skin-quality plans.
- Skin Rejuvenation Tone, texture, pores, photodamage, and skin-quality protocols using Pro 1 Pico, PicoMatrix™ advanced remodeling, DPL Elite, and Alexa fractional CO₂.
Facial aesthetics
- Skin Tightening Thermal collagen remodeling for laxity — decisive change or progressive firming.
- Submental Reduction Support Add a premium under-chin contouring service to your DioLase Titanium — controlled diode energy and cooling for selected submental candidates.
- V-Line Lifting™ V-Line Lifting™ adds a premium jawline and lower-face service to your DioLase Titanium — controlled diode heating for a firmer, more defined contour.
Hair removal
Vascular
Women's health
Body & recovery
Hair
Specialty
How to choose a platform by treatment menu
Decide what you want on the price list first, then match the platform. Four Pro 1 Laser systems cover the menu between them, and each earns its place in a different part of it.
- Pigment, tattoo & PMU
- Pro 1 Pico — 500 ps picosecond delivery at 1064 nm and 532 nm, with optional 585 nm and 650 nm handpieces for resistant blue and green inks. DPL Elite — broad-field light for sun damage and diffuse pigmentation.
- Skin quality, pores & scars
- Pro 1 Pico — PicoFusion™ collagen banking, carbon peels and PicoMatrix™ remodeling for texture, pores and acne scars. Alexa CO₂ Aesthetic — fractional and ablative resurfacing when the plan calls for deeper correction.
- Facial aesthetics & tightening
- DioLase Titanium — V-Line Lifting™ lower-face and jawline protocol alongside hair reduction. Alexa CO₂ Aesthetic — resurfacing with controlled thermal remodeling.
- Hair removal
- DioLase Titanium — 755, 808 and 1064 nm diode hair reduction built for fast full-body appointments. DPL Elite — selected hair-reduction treatments on a light-based platform.
- Vascular & redness
- Pro 1 Pico — long-pulse 1064 nm Nd:YAG for facial redness, telangiectasia and selected veins. DPL Elite — vascular-filtered light for superficial redness over larger fields.
- Women's health & hair restoration
- Alexa CO₂ Aesthetic — Alexa Femme™ women’s-health applicator and Alexa Follicle™ scalp pathway on the same CO₂ platform.
Prefer to compare systems side by side? The device catalogue sets the four platforms against each other, and the treatment revenue calculator lets you model any menu against your own volumes and pricing before you commit.
Common questions
- Which laser treatments bring new patients into a clinic?
- Corrective treatments do most of the acquisition work: tattoo removal, PMU correction and pigment correction are searched for by name and bring people through the door who have never visited before. Recurring categories — hair reduction, collagen banking, photorejuvenation and skin-quality maintenance — keep those patients on the calendar. The strongest menus pair one of each.
- Can one laser platform cover a whole treatment menu?
- No single device does everything, but one platform can anchor most of a menu. The Pro 1 Pico carries the broadest range — tattoo, PMU, pigment, vascular redness, collagen banking and remodeling — while high-volume hair reduction belongs to the DioLase Titanium and corrective CO₂ resurfacing to the Alexa CO₂ Aesthetic. Most practices buy the platform that adds the most billable treatments first.
- Do I need a different laser for darker skin types?
- Not necessarily — the wavelength matters more than the device count. The Pro 1 Pico is built on a 1064 nm foundation that is less absorbed by epidermal melanin, which is why it is used across Fitzpatrick I–VI with appropriate parameters by a trained provider, and the DioLase Titanium adds 1064 nm to its 755 nm and 808 nm diode wavelengths for hair reduction across skin types.
- Is clinical training included when I buy a platform?
- Yes. Clinical operator training is included with every Pro 1 Laser platform for the team who will run it. Treatment settings and protocols are taught hands-on and in the verified operating documentation rather than published on this site, which is why the treatment pages describe applications and outcomes, not parameters.
- Where should I start if I want to add tattoo removal?
- Begin with the tattoo removal application page, which covers what the treatment involves and the platform behind it, then read the tattoo removal training guide for how training and provincial requirements work in Canada. From there, request pricing on the Pro 1 Pico and book a demonstration to see the platform on real ink.