Part exchange

Trade the machine you have against the one you need

Part exchange turns a machine that is costing you consumables and downtime into deposit on a system that treats more skin types faster. We value other suppliers' equipment as well as our own.

What affects a hair removal machine's part-exchange value

Four things move the number. Technology first: a 755/808/1064 nm multi-wavelength or commercial diode platform holds value because it treats the whole Fitzpatrick range. Second, usage — shot count or lamp hours against the source's rated life. Third, documented servicing and calibration; undocumented machines are valued as unknown-risk. Fourth, parts supply: if the manufacturer no longer supports the handpiece, the residual is scrap value however good the cosmetics look.

How the part-exchange process runs

  1. 1. Send model, serial, shot count, service records and photographs.
  2. 2. Receive an indicative written valuation and a matched replacement shortlist.
  3. 3. We inspect on site at delivery and confirm the figure.
  4. 4. Value is deducted from the invoice or applied as finance deposit; we remove the old unit.

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Frequently asked

What is my old hair removal machine worth in part exchange?
Value depends on technology, hours or shot count, service history and whether the handpiece is serviceable. A well-maintained diode platform from the last five years typically carries the strongest residual value; unsupported IPL systems with no parts route usually carry none.
Do you take machines you did not supply?
Yes. We part exchange other suppliers' laser and IPL systems provided the unit is complete, powers on and has no unrepaired laser-source fault.
How is the valuation done?
You send the model, serial, approximate shot count and service records with photographs. We give an indicative figure in writing, then confirm it after inspection at collection or commissioning.
Can part exchange be combined with finance?
Yes. The part exchange value is applied as a deposit against the finance agreement, reducing the amount financed and the monthly payment.