Choose well. Launch with a plan.
Laser Equipment Selection and Ownership Plan
Build a service your clinic can book, staff and support. Match the platform to that opportunity, then plan the full equipment commitment, operator training and ownership support before launch.
Clinical operator training included · Financing available on approved credit
How do you plan a laser equipment purchase?
Begin with a service your clinic can consistently book and staff. Match that service to the platform and handpieces, then compare the complete quotation, payment commitment, training arrangements and ongoing support. Use your own appointment volumes and operating costs to evaluate the investment, and prepare your team before the device arrives.
- Define the launch service and operator responsibilities.
- Confirm configuration, delivery, training and ownership terms.
- Compare cash purchase and financing using the complete commitment.
Choose your platform
Start with the service you can build.
A new platform should give your clinic a service it can sell, staff and deliver consistently. Start with the requests you already receive, treatments you currently refer out and gaps in the equipment you own. Then choose the technology built for that work.
| Platform | Treatment focus | When to prioritize it | Plan your workflow |
|---|---|---|---|
| DioLase Titanium | Dedicated laser hair removal, with V-Line Lifting™ as an additional service line. | Prioritize this platform when hair-removal appointments are the core of your expansion. | Model your actual mix of small-area and full-body bookings, operator time and repeat visits. |
| Pro 1 Pico | Tattoo and PMU removal, pigmentation, carbon peels and PicoMatrix™ skin-quality treatments. | Prioritize this platform when you want several pigment and rejuvenation services on one system. | Match handpieces and modes to the services you will launch, then model each service separately. |
| DPL Elite | Pigmentation, redness, acne, photorejuvenation and selected hair-reduction treatments. | Prioritize this platform when full-face skin treatments and recurring maintenance are your main opportunity. | Evaluate the filter configuration, client skin-type mix and treatment series your team will offer. |
| Alexa CO₂ Aesthetic | Fractional and ablative resurfacing, wrinkles, scars and texture, with specialty module options. | Prioritize this platform when resurfacing and scar work are the capability you want to bring in-house. | Include consultation, room preparation, aftercare and recovery follow-up in your staffing plan. |
Buying your first device?
Build around the service with the clearest demand and an operator ready to deliver it.
Expanding an established clinic?
Choose a complementary capability. A hair-removal clinic can add tattoo and PMU removal with Pro 1 Pico; a skin-treatment clinic can evaluate CO₂ resurfacing as a separate corrective service.
Plan your launch
Bring the platform into your practice.
Equipment financing
A payment plan that fits your launch.
Lease-to-own options are available on approved credit. Published entry payments are shown below; configuration and term affect the final quote.
- DioLase TitaniumLease-to-own from $599/month (OAC)
- Pro 1 PicoLease-to-own from $999/month (OAC)
- DPL EliteLease-to-own from $499/month (OAC)
- Alexa CO₂ AestheticLease-to-own from $799/month (OAC)
Compare deposit, term, taxes, all scheduled payments, any end-of-term ownership payment and early-payment conditions. An outright purchase and a lease can have different cash-flow and total-cost profiles.
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Clinical operator training is included
Pro 1 Laser platforms include clinical operator training for the team who will use them.
- Plan training around your launch treatments and the operators who will deliver them.
- Confirm format, location, staff attendance and modules in your quotation.
- Discuss later staff onboarding and refresher training separately.
Full manuals are in the verified-owner portal; public training guides provide an introduction. Match services with operator qualifications, scope of practice and insurance.
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What happens after the device arrives?
You buy manufacturer direct from Pro 1 Laser, with clinical operator training and ongoing service support. Review these details in your quotation so the ownership plan fits your clinic and location.
- Warranty and repairs
- Confirm the term, parts and labour coverage, handpiece coverage, exclusions and any transport or travel costs.
- Support for your clinic
- Review the support contact, troubleshooting process, service location, response target and parts availability. Ask about loaner availability for your configuration and location.
- Your delivered configuration
- Confirm handpieces, accessories, installation, training and shipping in the quoted total. Include any excluded costs in your purchase plan.
Make your demonstration count.
Share your current equipment, planned services, expected appointment volume and clinic location. Evaluate handpiece handling and a configuration built around your menu.
Device availability and applications vary by market. Review the regulatory documentation for your location.
Your questions, answered
Before you choose.
Practical answers about equipment, investment and ongoing support.
Talk to our teamHow do I choose the first platform for my launch plan?
Start with the service your clinic can realistically book and staff. DioLase Titanium is the dedicated hair-removal platform; Pro 1 Pico combines tattoo and PMU removal with pigment and skin-quality services; DPL Elite supports a recurring light-based skin-treatment menu; Alexa CO₂ Aesthetic anchors resurfacing and scar work. Choose the capability that fills a gap in your current menu, then compare configuration, training and total ownership cost.
When should I add a second platform?
Add a second platform when it brings a capability your current device cannot deliver, or when a documented booking constraint justifies additional capacity. Confirm demand, available operators, room capacity and the full purchase commitment before expanding. Complementary technologies should each have a clear role in your menu.
How do I estimate laser equipment payback?
Use collected treatment fees rather than advertised package prices. Subtract staff time, consumables and other variable treatment costs, then subtract added monthly overhead. Divide the total equipment investment by a positive monthly operating contribution for simple cash-purchase payback. For financing, compare the contribution with the actual monthly equipment payment. Revenue alone is not profit.
Is clinical operator training included?
Yes. Pro 1 Laser platforms are supplied with clinical operator training for the team who will run them. Confirm the training format, location, staff attendance, launch treatments and any later training arrangements in your quotation. Operating manuals are available through the verified-owner portal. Equipment training does not replace the qualifications or insurance required for your clinic’s services.
What service support should be confirmed before purchase?
Get the warranty term and coverage, support contact, service location, troubleshooting process, parts availability and transport or travel charges in writing for your device and location. Response targets, on-site visits and loaner equipment should be confirmed individually; they are not universal promises.
What should my equipment quotation include?
Request the exact platform and handpieces, accessories, clinical operator training, warranty, delivery, installation arrangements and applicable taxes. Identify any excluded items and recurring maintenance or consumable costs. Compare the delivered configuration and full ownership commitment so an attractive headline price does not hide a different scope.
How do I compare a purchase with lease-to-own?
Compare the cash purchase total with the deposit, all scheduled payments, fees and any ownership payment at the end of the lease. Financing is available on approved credit; configuration and term determine the final offer. Evaluate the resulting payment against a clinic forecast built from your own bookings and operating costs.
What should be ready before delivery?
Assign the operators, select the services you will launch, confirm room and installation requirements with Pro 1 Laser, and schedule training. Agree on delivery timing and the support contact before booking your launch. A planned start gives the team time to learn the configuration and establish its clinic workflow.
How should I plan a demonstration?
Send your current equipment list, intended treatments, clinic location and operator experience in advance. Ask to see the configuration that matches your planned menu. Discuss controls, handpiece handling, appointment workflow, training and ownership support while the platform is in front of you.
How should my clients’ skin types influence equipment selection?
Skin-type suitability differs by platform and treatment. Compare your client population with the device’s documented capabilities and the services you plan to offer. Wavelength, delivery mode, cooling and operator training all matter. Ask for a demonstration and training discussion that reflects your actual client mix; a broad skin-type capability does not mean every treatment is suitable for every client.
Are there consumables or handpiece costs to consider?
Ask for the consumables, handpiece maintenance, replacement costs and any pulse allowance attached to the exact configuration you are considering. These differ by platform and service. Include treatment supplies and maintenance arrangements in your comparison, and confirm which accessories are included in the quotation. A headline equipment price alone does not describe the full ownership cost.
Am I buying manufacturer direct?
Yes. Equipment purchases are made directly from Pro 1 Laser. Request a quotation for your clinic’s chosen platform and configuration, including training, delivery and the ownership terms you want confirmed.