HL10 desktop vs HL11 with Nd:YAG
The verdict
Choose the HL10 desktop at £7,700 ex. VAT if you only need hair removal across Fitzpatrick I–VI. Choose the HL11 at £10,000 ex. VAT if you also want Q-switched Nd:YAG for pigmentation and tattoo work from the same console, adding a second revenue line.
| Price from (ex. VAT) | £7,700 | £10,000 |
|---|---|---|
| Hair removal wavelengths | 755 / 808 / 940 / 1064nm | 755 / 808 / 940 / 1064nm |
| Additional modality | None | Q-switched Nd:YAG |
| Skin types | Fitzpatrick I–VI | Fitzpatrick I–VI |
| Format | Desktop | Vertical console |
| Consumable emitter | None | None |
Choose the first
Hair removal is the service and you want the lowest entry point that still covers every Fitzpatrick type. The desktop format also suits a shared or mobile room.
Choose the second
You want pigmentation and tattoo work alongside hair removal from one platform, and you have the diary to utilise both. The Q-switched module is the whole £2,300 difference.
Neither of these? If you need genuine high-volume throughput plus E-light IPL modes as well, the Triluxe Pro 3 is the better-specified console.