Ink & PMU
Build a consultation-led pathway for tattoo and permanent-makeup removal. Discuss the ink colours, assessment needs and handpiece selection your clinic expects to encounter.
Explore tattoo removal →Your platform. Your launch plan.
Plan your Pro 1 Pico investment.
Turn the treatments your patients ask for into a launch your team can deliver. Choose your starting menu, build the handpiece configuration and prepare for ownership with Pro 1 Laser.
Manufacturer direct · Clinical operator training included
Still comparing platforms? Start with the pico laser buyer's guide, then use this page to plan your Pro 1 Pico launch.
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Build the right configuration
Match the modes and handpieces to your menu.
Pro 1 Pico combines ultrashort picosecond delivery, PicoFusion™ and Long Pulse Nd:YAG. Each plays a different role. Use a demonstration to understand those capabilities and ask for a configuration that supports your chosen services.
Three modes to discuss
- Ultrashort picosecond: review pigment and tattoo-ink applications.
- PicoFusion™: understand stacked-pulse delivery and its place in the platform.
- Long Pulse Nd:YAG: discuss how it broadens your available applications.
Your handpiece checklist
- 1064 nm and 532 nm capabilities for your planned services.
- 585 nm and 650 nm dye handpieces for selected colour targets.
- PicoMatrix fractional options for skin-quality treatments.
- Included accessories, optional items and later expansion costs.
Ask the team to identify every included handpiece in the written quote.
Prepare for ownership
Bring the investment and the team into the same plan.
Your quotation should describe more than a console. Get the delivered package, training arrangements and ownership terms together so your launch date and financial commitment reflect the same configuration.
Compare the complete commitment.
Request an itemized manufacturer-direct proposal. Include the console, handpieces, accessories, shipping, installation arrangements and applicable taxes. Identify excluded items and any recurring supply or maintenance costs.
If you are considering financing, compare the deposit, term, all payments, fees and any final ownership payment with the outright purchase offer. Available options and credit conditions belong in the written proposal.
Discuss your purchase options →Prepare the people who will use it.
Clinical operator training is included. Name your operators, share the opening treatment menu and agree on training timing, format and attendance before launch.
- Confirm room and installation needs with Pro 1 Laser.
- Plan consultations, appointment flow and follow-up.
- Ask how clinical questions and later staff onboarding are handled.
Match your services with your operators’ qualifications and clinic insurance.
Use your numbers to explore revenue.
Enter the treatment prices and appointment volumes your clinic expects. Gross revenue is only one part of the purchase decision; account for your equipment commitment and actual operating costs separately.
After delivery
Know your support plan before you need it.
Warranty scope
Confirm the period, covered components, handpiece coverage and exclusions in your proposal.
Service arrangements
Agree on the contact route, troubleshooting process, repair location and any transport or travel charges.
Ongoing ownership
Discuss handpiece care, maintenance, parts availability and the process for adding capabilities later.
You buy directly from Pro 1 Laser. Bring your configuration and clinic location into the support discussion so the written terms apply to your purchase.
Before you decide
Your Pro 1 Pico planning questions.
Practical answers for your demonstration, quote and launch.
Where should I start when planning a Pro 1 Pico purchase?
Identify the treatments patients already ask your clinic about and select the services your team is ready to launch. Share that shortlist, your current equipment and operator experience with Pro 1 Laser. Those details help shape a relevant demonstration and handpiece proposal.
Do I need to launch every available treatment at once?
You can begin with a focused menu and expand as your team develops its workflow. Choose services your operators are prepared to deliver, build a consultation and follow-up process, and revisit additional capabilities when your clinic is ready. A broad platform does not require a broad opening-day menu.
Which delivery modes does Pro 1 Pico offer?
Pro 1 Pico combines ultrashort picosecond delivery, PicoFusion™ stacked-pulse delivery and Long Pulse Nd:YAG. Review the purpose of each mode with your trainer and use the technology page to prepare questions for the demonstration. Mode, handpiece and patient assessment work together in treatment planning.
Which handpieces should I discuss in my quotation?
Discuss the 1064 nm and 532 nm capabilities, the 585 nm and 650 nm dye handpieces for selected colour targets, and PicoMatrix fractional options. Ask which items are included in the proposed configuration and which are optional. Your intended treatment menu should guide that discussion.
What does PicoMatrix add to the investment?
PicoMatrix adds fractional delivery for skin-quality services alongside the platform’s full-beam ink and pigment capabilities. If scar-remodelling and texture services are part of your plan, discuss the fractional handpiece options and the training that supports them. Review the PicoMatrix guide for the treatment approach and evidence.
How can I compare configurations fairly?
Use the same planned services as the starting point for each proposal. List the console, handpieces, accessories, delivery, installation arrangements, training and support coverage. Identify excluded items before comparing totals. Two prices can describe different packages even when they name the same platform.
Is training part of the Pro 1 Pico purchase?
Clinical operator training is included. Agree on the participants, format, timing and launch services when preparing the order. Ask how later staff onboarding and clinical questions are handled. Your clinic still needs the operator qualifications and insurance required for the services it offers.
What should I ask about technical support?
Confirm the warranty period, covered components, repair process, support contact and service arrangements for your clinic’s location. Ask about handpiece maintenance, replacement costs and any transport or travel charges. Include the agreed terms in the written proposal so your team knows whom to contact.
How should I use the revenue calculator?
Enter realistic treatment prices and weekly appointment volumes for the services you intend to offer. The result estimates gross revenue, not profit or guaranteed bookings. Evaluate equipment payments, staffing, treatment supplies and other clinic costs separately using your actual figures.
Can I discuss financing before deciding?
Yes. Ask Pro 1 Laser for the options available to your clinic and the proposed configuration. Compare the deposit, payment schedule, total commitment, credit conditions and any final ownership payment with an outright purchase. Work from the written offer rather than assuming one monthly figure applies to every buyer.
What should I bring to a demonstration?
Bring your intended menu, current equipment list, clinic location, staffing plan and questions about the handpieces. Ask your prospective operators to join where possible. Use the visit to evaluate handling, controls, workflow and training needs, then request the configuration and ownership terms in writing.
Who sells the equipment?
You purchase directly from Pro 1 Laser, the manufacturer. The team prepares your configuration and quotation, coordinates clinical operator training and discusses ongoing support for your clinic.