By service
Equipping a practice: the equipment behind each service
- Laser hair removal: diode (808 nm to quad wavelength), alexandrite and Nd:YAG, and DPL systems, $3,100 to $11,000. The highest-volume laser service and the usual first purchase. Laser hair removal, diode lasers.
- Tattoo and pigment removal: picosecond lasers at 532, 755, 1064 and 1320 nm, $2,500 to $14,600, which also run carbon peels. Tattoo removal.
- Resurfacing: fractional CO2 lasers, $8,500 to $18,000, physician-level. CO2 lasers, skin resurfacing.
- Firmness and texture: RF microneedling, $2,913 to $4,700. RF microneedling, radio frequency.
- Lifting: HIFU, $1,788 to $5,100. HIFU, skin tightening.
- Muscle sculpting: HIEMT and EMS consoles, $2,750 to $5,900. EMS sculpting, HIEMT, EMS machines.
- Fat reduction and contouring: cryolipolysis, cavitation and RF, laser lipo, $1,039 to $6,264. Body sculpting, cryotherapy, cavitation.
- Facials and skin health: hydrodermabrasion, plasma, ultrasound, LED, $542 to $6,800. Facial machines, skin rejuvenation.
- Consultation: the Winkonlaser K12 AI skin analyzer ($2,400) with a 36 megapixel eight-spectrum camera, 15 condition analysis and a treatment recommendation engine.
The comparison table above shows a selection of systems; each category collection compares every machine in it.