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Aesthetic Devices
Aesthetics Consults
Explore aesthetic devices for cosmetic and skin clinics across Australia. Based in Chatswood, Sydney, Aesthetics Consults supplies equipment alongside device selection guidance, training and local support.
Compare device technologies, specifications and operating requirements to identify options that suit your clinic’s services, practitioner experience and budget.
Australian Owned & Supported
Local Service & Training
Device Selection Guidance
Practitioner Training & Support
Our Cosmetic Devices
Fractional CO2 Laser Resurfacing
COMax Fractional CO2 Laser
The COMax Fractional CO2 Laser is a laser system for skin resurfacing. Treatment selection, settings and recovery requirements depend on the individual assessment, procedure and manufacturer’s instructions. Explore the available configurations and training options for your clinic.
Diode Laser Hair Removal
TriLux FAC SHR
TriLux FAC SHR is a diode laser hair removal system with integrated cooling and adjustable treatment settings. Suitability depends on individual skin and hair characteristics. Treatment response, comfort and the number of sessions required vary between patients.
Intense Pulsed Light Technology
OptiPulse
OptiPulse is an intense pulsed light system with adjustable settings for professional use. Explore its specifications and documented treatment applications to assess how it fits your clinic’s services. Patient suitability and treatment settings require individual assessment.
Handheld Ultrasound Imaging
SonoAssist Pro
SonoAssist Pro is a wireless handheld ultrasound imaging system for visualising tissue and vascular structures. It provides imaging information for appropriately trained practitioners to interpret alongside clinical assessment, within the device’s intended purpose.
Hydradermabrasion Facial Technology
HydraGlow Pro
HydraGlow Pro is a hydradermabrasion system for facial cleansing, exfoliation and hydration. Treatment suitability depends on the patient’s skin condition and the products used with the device. Explore its features, operating requirements and training options.
Picosecond Laser Technology
PICOMax Clear
PICOMax Clear is a picosecond laser system. Explore its specifications and documented applications for pigmentation and tattoo removal. Suitability, treatment settings and the number of sessions required depend on individual assessment and the manufacturer’s instructions.
Skin Imaging and Assessment
Skin Analyser 3D
Skin Analyser 3D provides skin imaging and analysis tools to support practitioner assessment and documentation. Findings should be interpreted alongside the patient’s history and clinical examination, within the system’s intended purpose and limitations.
Why Choose Aesthetics Consults?
Device Selection Guidance
Compare aesthetic device specifications and operating requirements against your clinic’s proposed services and budget.
Local Service and Support
Discuss installation, servicing and technical support arrangements for your selected device.
Clinic Workflow Planning
Consider equipment, staffing, treatment-room requirements and ongoing costs before making a purchase.
Training and Implementation
Access device training and setup guidance appropriate to the equipment and your team’s experience. Confirm the support included with your quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Start with your proposed services, patient population, practitioner qualifications, premises and budget. Compare each device’s intended purpose, specifications, training requirements, servicing arrangements and ongoing costs. We provide device consultations to help you review these factors before purchasing.
We offer training and setup guidance for the devices we supply. The content, delivery format and support included depend on the selected device and your quotation. Training should be appropriate to the operator’s qualifications and experience and does not replace any applicable licensing or professional requirements.
Suitability varies by device, treatment and individual patient. A practitioner must assess relevant factors such as skin type, skin condition, medical history and contraindications before recommending treatment. Device settings and use must follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Some patients may require a different approach or may not be suitable for a particular treatment.
Explore Aesthetic Devices for Your Clinic
Compare cosmetic devices, training options and local support for your Australian clinic. Speak with our team about specifications, operating requirements and equipment options for your proposed services.