How to Lease Laser Hair Removal Equipment
Laser hair removal is the process of removing hair using an intense beam of light that overheats the hair follicle, destroying it instantly. Laser hair removal is offered at spas and clinics around the globe; however, this process can only be done using specialized laser hair removal equipment. This equipment can be extremely costly when purchased outright, but leasing helps to minimize these costs by allowing you to use the equipment while paying for monthly. Does this Spark an idea?
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Contact laser manufacturers to see if they offer a lease option on their equipment. A list of cosmetic laser manufacturers can be found in the resource section below. Have the manufacturer send you a lease application and a current product price list.
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Read through the lease application to make sure the terms are acceptable. Look through the price list to find a laser that fits your particular needs. Fill out the lease application and mail or fax it back to the manufacturer, along with any other required information.
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Wait a few days for the manufacturer to approve or deny the lease application; you should receive notice of your approval or denial within one to three days. If approved, you will be sent a lease agreement to look over and sign. The duration of a lease can range from just a few months to seven years, at the end of which options range from continuing to lease the equipment on a month-to-month basis, purchasing the laser or simply sending it back with no further obligation. Typically, a lease requires no money down, and usually no interest is charged because it is not a loan. However, much like a loan, credit is a determining factor in the lease approval process. A credit rating of at least 600 is generally required.
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Send the lease agreement back to the manufacturer. Once they receive your signed agreement, the laser hair removal equipment will be shipped out to the address you provided on the agreement.
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