Used skin treatment machines for sale
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Quanta Q-Plus T Q-Switched Laser – 2011 Refurbished Model
£36,500From the listing: The 2011 Quanta Q-Plus T (Q Plus C) Q-Switched Laser is a high-performance machine designed for multi-colour tattoo removal and pigment reduction treatments. Recently refurbished, this machine combines Nd:YAG and...
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Cynosure Revlite Si Q-Switch Laser – 2016 Model
£49,500From the listing: The Cynosure Revlite Si Q-Switch Laser is a highly efficient device designed for tattoo removal, skin resurfacing, and the treatment of pigmented lesions and acne scars. Manufactured in March 2016,...
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LYNTON IPL EXCELIGHT
£8,000From the listing: LYNTON LASERS LTD EXCELIGHT Laser System - Excellent Condition Location: 216 Brighton Road, Coulsdon CR5 2NF, United Kingdom Enhance your clinic's service offerings with the LYNTON IPL EXCELIGHT, an advanced...
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3-In-1 OPT SHR IPL Skin Therapy Hair Removal ND YAG Laser Tattoo Removal Machine
£4,800From the listing: Our multi-functional beauty device uses IPL, RF, and laser technology to revolutionize your skin and hair care. Experience painless, fast treatments for hair removal, skin rejuvenation, tattoo removal and more....
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808 755 1064nm Diode Laser Hair Removal Machine
£2,400From the listing: This modern device is engineered for permanent hair removal across all skin types, offering tailored treatments with its unique tri-wavelength technology. The 755nm wavelength is ideal for lighter skin, 1064nm...
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2-in-1 E-light OPT SHR IPL and Nd YAG Laser Machine
£2,400From the listing: 2-in-1 E-light OPT SHR IPL and Nd:YAG system with listed applications including hair removal, pigmentation treatments, skin rejuvenation and tattoo removal. The stand is not included.
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808 3Wave Diode Laser
£2,600From the listing: Unveil the well-known 2024 Compact Triple-Wave 808 Diode Laser Hair Elimination and Skin Enhancement Tool - a paradigm shift in the domain of gentle, rapid hair removal and dermal rejuvenation....
What to compare before you enquire
Skin treatment equipment covers a broad range of technologies, so start with the exact function you need rather than shopping by appearance or price. Two machines in the same category can have very different handpieces, consumables and maintenance requirements.
Check the installed modules, applicators or handpieces, software, included consumables, service history and the availability of replacement parts. If the platform combines several functions, confirm that each module is present and working rather than assuming every advertised feature is included.
Exact treatment technology and installed modules
Handpieces, applicators and consumable requirements
Service history, software and replacement-part availability
Choosing a used skin treatment machine
Make a short list of the functions your clinic needs and use it to compare listings. Ask the seller for the model number and a complete inventory of handpieces, applicators, stands, cables and accessories so you know what would need to be sourced separately.
Look closely at parts that are handled frequently. Cables, connectors, applicators, screens and moving components can reveal how the equipment has been treated. If a machine uses single-use or replaceable consumables, check availability and ongoing cost before buying.
For multi-technology systems, a live demonstration or technical inspection is particularly useful because one module can work correctly while another needs attention. Record the agreed condition and included items before payment.
Buying used skin treatment machine
Why are used skin treatment machines difficult to compare?
The category includes several technologies and configurations. Compare the exact installed modules, handpieces and consumables rather than treating every skin treatment system as equivalent.
What accessories should I ask about?
Ask for every handpiece, applicator, cable, footswitch, stand, filter, tip or other accessory needed for the functions you plan to use. The required items vary by model.
How can I reduce the risk of missing equipment?
Ask for a written inventory and recent photographs, then check those items during inspection or handover. For complex systems, consider an independent technical check.