How to Finance Cosmetic & Aesthetic Equipment (2025 Guide)

Cosmetic and aesthetic equipment finance 2025 – Switchboard Finance

Cosmetic and aesthetic equipment finance 2025 – Switchboard Finance

Cosmetic and aesthetic devices are some of the most profitable investments a clinic can make in 2025 — often paying themselves off in months rather than years. With treatment demand rising across dermal, laser, injectables and body sculpting, clinics are upgrading equipment faster than ever using low doc finance instead of paying upfront.

This guide explains how GPs, dentists, cosmetic doctors, dermal clinicians, physios and allied health practices finance cosmetic equipment with simple approvals and cash flow-friendly structures.

Why Cosmetic Equipment Is Perfect for Finance in 2025

Cosmetic devices typically have:

  • High ROI — many devices generate revenue from day one.
  • Low running costs — consumables and maintenance are minimal.
  • Strong demand — cosmetic treatments continue to grow year-on-year.
  • Fast installation timelines — clinics can launch new services quickly.

Commonly financed devices range from lasers to RF, IPL, tattoo removal and body contouring systems.

Top Cosmetic & Aesthetic Devices Clinics Finance in 2025

Device TypeTypical CostCommon Loan
Laser Hair Removal$40,000–$120,000Low Doc Equipment Finance
RF Skin Tightening$30,000–$90,000Equipment Finance / LOC
IPL Systems$20,000–$75,000Low Doc
Fractional / CO2 Lasers$60,000–$180,000Full Doc or Low Doc
Body Sculpting Machines$50,000–$150,000Equipment Finance
Tattoo Removal Lasers$40,000–$110,000Low Doc
Dermal & Skin Analysis Devices$8,000–$30,000Low Doc
Injectables Fridges + Dermal Tools$2,000–$12,000Working Capital Loans

For broader medical equipment comparisons, see: Top 10 Medical Devices Clinics Finance First (2025 Data).

How Low Doc Cosmetic Equipment Finance Works

Most aesthetic devices qualify under streamlined approval pathways. Typical requirements include:

  • ABN active for 6–12 months
  • Business bank statements
  • BAS or turnover summary
  • Supplier quote for the device

If you’re expanding during a clinic refurbishment, combine this with: Medical Fitout Finance 2025.

Best Loan Structures for Cosmetic Equipment

1. Equipment Finance (most common)

Used for lasers, RF, IPL, dermal devices and any fixed clinical asset.

2. Business Line of Credit

Great for multi-stage launches or clinics adding devices gradually. See Business Line of Credit.

3. Working Capital Loans

Covers consumables, injectables, software, training or marketing. Explore options: Working Capital Loans.

Should You Add Cosmetic Services to a Medical Clinic?

Many doctors add cosmetic services because treatment margins are high and equipment integrates easily into existing rooms. If you’re scaling a clinic, see: How Doctors Use Low Doc Loans to Expand a Clinic (2025).

Tax Considerations for Cosmetic Equipment

Most aesthetic devices qualify for depreciation under ATO rules. Always confirm the latest guidance with the ATO directly: ATO.

Cosmetic Equipment Finance FAQ

Can I finance multiple cosmetic devices together?
Yes — lenders can bundle multiple items under one Equipment Finance agreement.
Do I need full financials for laser or RF devices?
Not always. Many approvals happen using bank statements or BAS under Low Doc Asset Finance.
Can I finance injectables, software or consumables?
Yes — these typically use Working Capital Loans.
Can cosmetic devices be added during a clinic expansion?
Absolutely — combine an expansion loan with device finance. See Clinic Expansion Guide.
Do cosmetic devices qualify for tax deductions?
Most do through depreciation. Confirm with the official ATO site: ATO.

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