Browse by treatment type
Start with the work the machine needs to do. The marketplace is organised around hair removal, tattoo removal, IPL, skin treatment, body contouring and multi-treatment systems.
Buying equipment
From a shortlist to a serious enquiry.
A used laser can look promising from the headline price alone. The useful comparison starts lower down the page: exact model, year, configuration, handpieces, location, condition, service history and what is actually included. Those details help you decide which sellers are worth contacting.
Compare the exact listing
Look beyond the model name. Read the seller's notes, check the photographs and compare the configuration, age, condition, included accessories and asking price.
Message the seller
Ask the questions that matter for that machine. Service records, usage counters, known faults, software, handpieces, training and collection arrangements are all reasonable things to clarify.
Inspect and verify
For higher-value equipment, seeing the machine operate or arranging an independent technical inspection can be worth the time. Check serial numbers and documentation against the equipment in front of you.
Agree the purchase directly
Price, payment, transport and handover are agreed between buyer and seller. Put the important details in writing, including the equipment and accessories included in the sale.
Selling equipment
Give buyers enough detail to decide whether to contact you.
Good listings save time on both sides. A buyer should be able to understand what the machine is, where it is, what condition it is in and what comes with it before sending the first message.
Create a listingChoose your listing package
Pick the listing option that suits the machine and the time you expect it to be on the market.
Add the practical detail
Use the exact make and model, sensible photographs, an asking price, location, condition notes and a clear list of accessories.
Answer specific enquiries
Buyers may ask for service records, serial numbers, video, extra photographs or an inspection. Clear answers tend to move a useful conversation along faster.
Arrange the handover
Once you have agreed terms with the buyer, confirm payment, collection or delivery, access requirements and the exact items leaving with the machine.
The marketplace
What Buy and Sell Lasers provides.
A specialist place to advertise. Listings sit alongside equipment that buyers are already comparing.
Clear category routes. Buyers can browse by treatment type rather than working through an unrelated general marketplace.
Direct seller enquiries. Questions go to the seller so the person who knows the machine can answer them.
No sale commission. The seller controls the asking price and the final agreement rather than paying us a percentage of the transaction.
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