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Aesthetic & medical laser devices

Build a stronger treatment menu with the right technology behind it. Compare the core platforms and identify the systems that can expand your capabilities, keep more treatments in-house and create new revenue opportunities.

Which platform fits your practice?

Start from the treatments you intend to sell rather than the specification sheet. Each category earns its place in a different part of the menu.

Picosecond — Pro 1 Pico
Pigment correction, tattoo and PMU removal, selected melasma protocols and PicoMatrix™ skin-quality work. The broadest treatment menu of the four. Cost guide · revenue calculator
Diode — DioLase Titanium
Permanent hair reduction across skin types on 755, 808 and 1064 nm. High throughput, the highest-volume service line in most clinics. Cost guide · how to compare systems
Dynamic pulsed light — DPL Elite
Broad-field pigment, redness and photorejuvenation. Narrowband filtering is what separates it from ordinary IPL. Cost guide · DPL vs IPL
Fractional CO₂ — Alexa CO₂ family
Corrective resurfacing and scar revision in aesthetics; soft-tissue surgery in dental and veterinary practice. One architecture, three configurations. Buying guide · launching the service line

Prefer to start from the other direction? Browse by treatment or by practice type — med spa, dermatology, plastic surgery, dental, veterinary, podiatry and rehabilitation each compare a different shortlist.

What the price includes

Two quotes with the same number are not the same deal. Every Pro 1 Laser platform is quoted with clinical training for the team who will operate it, an 18-month warranty, free standard shipping within Canada on a new device, and ongoing service and support. Lease-to-own starts from $499/month OAC depending on platform and configuration — the financing page compares buying outright, an equipment loan and lease-to-own, and ownership, training and service covers what happens after installation.

Common questions

How do I choose between a picosecond, diode, DPL or CO₂ platform?
Start from the treatments you intend to sell, not the specification sheet. Picosecond suits pigment, tattoo and PMU work; diode is the hair-reduction workhorse; DPL covers broad-field pigment, redness and photorejuvenation; CO₂ is the corrective resurfacing and soft-tissue surgical platform. Most practices buy the platform that adds the most billable treatments per chair, then add a second system once the first is fully booked.
What does a professional laser cost in Canada?
It depends on the category, the configuration and whether the unit is new or pre-owned. Our cost guides set out current CAD price bands for picosecond, diode, CO₂ and IPL/DPL platforms, along with the ownership costs — consumables, service, training — that matter more than the sticker price. Request pricing for an itemised quote on a specific configuration.
Can the equipment be financed?
Yes. Lease-to-own starts from $499/month OAC on the DPL Elite, $599 on the DioLase Titanium, $799 on the Alexa CO₂ family and $999 on the Pro 1 Pico. Entry figures vary by configuration and term, and approval is the lender’s decision. The financing page compares buying outright, an equipment loan and lease-to-own.
Is training included, or is it an extra line on the quote?
Clinical training is included with every Pro 1 Laser platform, along with the 18-month warranty, free standard shipping within Canada on a new device, and ongoing service and support. Compare quotes on the delivered, trained and warranted total rather than the sticker alone.
How do I verify a laser is licensed for sale in Canada?
Search the device by name or licence number in Health Canada’s public MDALL database and confirm the status is active and the licence holder and model match the physical unit. Our verification guide walks through the search and the ways licensing gets misrepresented — an establishment licence or an FDA clearance is not a Canadian device licence.
Will one platform serve a med spa, a dermatology clinic and a dental practice equally?
No — the buyer, workflow and procedure mix differ by practice type, which is why the portfolio is organised by specialty as well as by technology. The by-practice pages compare the platforms that suit med spas, dermatology, plastic surgery, dental, veterinary, podiatry and rehabilitation settings.

Every Pro 1 Laser platform includes clinical training, manufacturer warranty and ongoing support—giving your team the confidence to launch successfully and keep growing long after installation.

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