How much does med spa laser equipment cost?

Lease-to-own entry points on Pro 1 Laser aesthetic platforms run from $499/month (OAC) for DPL Elite, $599/month (OAC) for DioLase Titanium, $799/month (OAC) for Alexa CO₂ and $999/month (OAC) for Pro 1 Pico. The monthly varies by configuration and term; purchase pricing is on each device page and the Canadian cost guides give the market range by platform class.

Which laser is best for a new med spa?

The one that matches the demand you already have. Hair removal is the most repeatable category and the usual first platform (DioLase Titanium); a spa with PMU-artist or tattoo-studio relationships often starts with Pro 1 Pico; a facial-led spa adding light-based skin treatments starts with DPL Elite.

Can one laser do hair removal, pigmentation and tattoo removal?

Not well at all three. A dedicated diode (DioLase Titanium) is the hair-removal platform; Pro 1 Pico is the tattoo, PMU and pigment platform and covers selected hair reduction on appropriate areas; DPL Elite covers pigment, redness and acne with selected hair reduction. Buy for the primary job and treat the overlap as a bonus.

Do you supply laser acne therapy equipment for med spas?

Yes. DPL Elite has a dedicated AC mode for selected active acne and acne-prone skin, and Pro 1 Pico supports acne-prone skin protocols plus PicoMatrix™ remodeling for acne scars and texture — two different jobs on two different platforms.

Do you sell LLLT or cold laser devices for med spas?

No. The portfolio is high-output treatment platforms — picosecond, diode, dynamic pulsed light and CO₂ — not low-level laser therapy units. If you were looking for a low-downtime skin-quality service, look at PicoFusion™ collagen banking on Pro 1 Pico and the rejuvenation mode on DPL Elite.

Who we supply

Laser Equipment for Med Spas

Med spas buying laser equipment from Laser Equipment Global work directly with Pro 1 Laser, choosing between picosecond, diode, DPL and CO₂ platforms according to the treatments they intend to offer and the utilisation they can support.

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What laser equipment should a med spa buy?

A med spa buys the platform that covers the services it can staff and sell, not the longest spec sheet. Four Pro 1 Laser platforms cover the core med-spa menu: Pro 1 Pico for tattoo, PMU and pigment correction, DioLase Titanium for laser hair removal, DPL Elite for photofacials and acne, and Alexa CO₂ for resurfacing.

Service line	What it adds to the practice	Platform
Laser hair removal across skin types I–VI, V-Line Lifting™, submental reduction support	The most repeatable category in aesthetics: full-body sessions in roughly 25–30 minutes where appropriate, multi-session courses, maintenance visits and membership plans.	DioLase Titanium
Tattoo and PMU removal, pigment and sun damage, carbon peels, PicoFusion™ collagen banking, vascular redness	Corrective demand brings new clients through the door; recurring skin-quality plans bring them back — with no per-pulse consumable cost.	Pro 1 Pico
Pigmentation, redness, acne, photorejuvenation, selected hair reduction	Five recurring facial categories from one platform, at the lowest lease-to-own entry point in the portfolio.	DPL Elite
Fractional and ablative resurfacing, acne and surgical scars, Alexa Femme™, Alexa Follicle™	The premium corrective tier — the resurfacing and scar work a med spa otherwise refers out, plus two specialty service lines on the same platform.	Alexa CO₂ Aesthetic

Platforms for a med spa

Alexa CO₂ Aesthetic — Bring one of aesthetics’ most sought-after corrective technologies into your practice. Alexa CO₂ Aesthetic helps address wrinkles, sun damage, scars, uneven texture and skin laxity, while Alexa Femme™ and Alexa Follicle™ expand your offering into women’s wellness and hair-restoration treatments. One premium platform. Multiple high-value service lines. More opportunities to grow your practice. Lease-to-own from $799/month (OAC).
DioLase Titanium — Make laser hair removal one of the hardest-working services in your clinic. DioLase Titanium pairs fast full-body appointments with V-Line Lifting™ as an additional service line. Clinical training is included, so your team can put the platform to work with confidence. Lease-to-own from $599/month (OAC).
DPL Elite — Turn everyday skin concerns into a steady stream of repeat appointments. DPL Elite helps your clinic address pigmentation, vascular redness, acne, unwanted hair and overall skin rejuvenation—giving you more ways to serve your patients, create treatment packages and keep your schedule full year-round. Lease-to-own from $499/month (OAC).
Pro 1 Pico — Give your practice more ways to attract new patients—and more reasons for them to return. From tattoo and PMU removal to pigment correction, vascular treatments, carbon peels and advanced skin rejuvenation, Pro 1 Pico turns one investment into a powerful menu of in-demand services. Built for clinics that want broader treatment capabilities, stronger device utilization and year-round revenue. Lease-to-own from $999/month (OAC).

Monthly figures are lease-to-own entry points and vary by configuration and term — see financing and lease-to-own.

Why this platform set

Most med spas do not buy one laser; they build a menu over several years, and the order matters. A platform that anchors recurring, pre-sold revenue — hair-removal courses, membership facials — funds the one that attracts new clients with corrective work. Pro 1 Laser's four aesthetic platforms are designed to be bought in that sequence, so each addition opens a service category the last one did not cover instead of duplicating it.

Utilisation decides the return, not the specification sheet. One platform used four days a week beats two platforms used one day each, which is why the Pro 1 Pico is built as a multi-mode system — picosecond pigment, PicoFusion™ collagen banking, long-pulse 1064 nm vascular and PicoMatrix™ remodeling — and why DPL Elite is sold on five recurring categories rather than one. Ask what each platform can do on the days its headline treatment is not booked.

Every platform is quoted with clinical training for your team, the 18-month warranty and free standard shipping within Canada on a new device, so the monthly figure buys a service you can sell on day one, not a crate. If you arrived searching for a low-level or "cold" laser unit: these are high-output treatment platforms, a different class of equipment. The closest low-downtime, skin-quality fit in the portfolio is PicoFusion™ collagen banking on the Pro 1 Pico or the rejuvenation mode on DPL Elite.

How to evaluate a platform for a med spa

Start from the services you will sell in the first 90 days. Write down the three treatments your clients already ask for. Shortlist the platform that covers them, then check what else it opens. The med spa laser equipment buying guide walks through all four platforms by priority.
Model the chair, not the device. Use the revenue calculator with your own prices and weekly volumes. A platform's monthly payment only means something against the appointments it will carry.
Insist on a demonstration of your treatments. A tattoo-removal demonstration does not evaluate a hair-removal day. Ask to see the handpieces in your quotation on the areas you will treat most often.
Compare the delivered, trained, warranted total. Ask every vendor whether training, freight, warranty and the first service visit are inside the number. Two identical monthly figures are not the same deal.
Match lease-to-own to your cash flow. Entry points run from $499/month (OAC) for DPL Elite to $999/month (OAC) for Pro 1 Pico. Choose the structure that lets the platform pay from the revenue it generates rather than from reserves.

What practices like yours weigh up

Which platform covers the widest range of services you can actually staff
How quickly a system pays for itself at your treatment volume
Lease-to-own and financing so equipment is funded from revenue
Training and certification for the team who will operate it
Service response and parts, because a device down is revenue lost

Common questions from a med spa

How much does med spa laser equipment cost?: Lease-to-own entry points on Pro 1 Laser aesthetic platforms run from $499/month (OAC) for DPL Elite, $599/month (OAC) for DioLase Titanium, $799/month (OAC) for Alexa CO₂ and $999/month (OAC) for Pro 1 Pico. The monthly varies by configuration and term; purchase pricing is on each device page and the Canadian cost guides give the market range by platform class.
Which laser is best for a new med spa?: The one that matches the demand you already have. Hair removal is the most repeatable category and the usual first platform (DioLase Titanium); a spa with PMU-artist or tattoo-studio relationships often starts with Pro 1 Pico; a facial-led spa adding light-based skin treatments starts with DPL Elite.
Can one laser do hair removal, pigmentation and tattoo removal?: Not well at all three. A dedicated diode (DioLase Titanium) is the hair-removal platform; Pro 1 Pico is the tattoo, PMU and pigment platform and covers selected hair reduction on appropriate areas; DPL Elite covers pigment, redness and acne with selected hair reduction. Buy for the primary job and treat the overlap as a bonus.
Do you supply laser acne therapy equipment for med spas?: Yes. DPL Elite has a dedicated AC mode for selected active acne and acne-prone skin, and Pro 1 Pico supports acne-prone skin protocols plus PicoMatrix™ remodeling for acne scars and texture — two different jobs on two different platforms.
Do you sell LLLT or cold laser devices for med spas?: No. The portfolio is high-output treatment platforms — picosecond, diode, dynamic pulsed light and CO₂ — not low-level laser therapy units. If you were looking for a low-downtime skin-quality service, look at PicoFusion™ collagen banking on Pro 1 Pico and the rejuvenation mode on DPL Elite.