Best Laser Rental Companies for Med Spas (2026): 12 Compared

For med spa owners and practice managers. Updated October 2, 2026 · Prepared by Prospyr. Prospyr makes practice software, not lasers or rental programs, and none of the companies below is a Prospyr product or partner. Each summary reflects what the company publishes on its own website, checked October 2026. Rental fees, delivery areas and device lists change often, so confirm every term in writing before you book patients.

What does a laser rental company do?

A laser rental company brings an aesthetic laser or energy device to your practice for a day, a week or a set term, so you can offer a treatment without buying a six-figure machine. Day-rental companies usually deliver the device, set it up, send a technician to support your provider during the session, and take it away at the end. You book the patients and do the treatments; they handle the device, its maintenance and its service contract. A second model, monthly or 12-month rentals, leaves the device with you longer, often with a rent-to-own option.

The 12 laser rental companies at a glance

How we chose this list

We looked for companies that rent aesthetic lasers or energy devices to medical practices and med spas and that describe their program on their own website. Then we checked four things a practice manager can confirm before calling: whether the company publishes where it delivers, whether a technician or trainer comes with the device, whether it explains how it charges (per day, per treatment, monthly), and whether pricing or contract terms are published at all. Day-rental companies come first because that is what most practices mean by "renting a laser." The order is our editorial view, not a measure of results. Most of these companies are regional, so the best fit is usually whoever actually delivers to your zip code.

1. The Medical Device Source

The Medical Device Source describes itself as the largest cosmetic laser rental company in Texas, serving medical offices across South Texas. Its about page lists 1996 as its founding year, 300+ physicians served and inventory from 25+ manufacturers. It also sells pre-owned devices, buys and trades equipment, and offers repair.

What stands out:

• Published rental prices. Its rental page lists per-treatment prices by device and area. Examples as of October 2026: GentleMax Pro hair removal at $110 for underarms, Fraxel Dual at $500 for a full face, a standard Vbeam Perfecta treatment at $200, and a Zimmer cold air unit at $500 for a full day. It notes the prices are for reference and may be adjusted.
• Technician included. It states that a professional technician comes with every rental day to support your team.
• No upfront cost. It advertises no out-of-pocket expense to start renting.
• Wide device list. Hair removal, vascular, fractional and CO2 resurfacing, RF microneedling, Ultherapy, Hydrafacial and hair restoration devices appear on the rental page.

Right for: South Texas practices that want to price a treatment day before calling. Ask: the minimum number of patients per rental day, how travel is charged, and who supplies consumables such as tips and gel.

2. Monarch Laser Services / Monarch Aesthetic Services

Monarch Laser Services rents and delivers cosmetic lasers across Northern and Southern California. Its popular rentals include the SmartXide PRO, Helios III, Sciton BBL and Perfecta pulsed dye laser. Its sister company, Monarch Aesthetic Services, states it is launching the rental program nationwide for laser hair removal, resurfacing, tattoo removal, pigment, vascular and scar treatments. Monarch Aesthetic Services says its CEO, Kevin Meyers, started Monarch Laser Services in 2012.

What stands out:

• California coverage. Delivery north and south, with a technician on rental day, according to a physician testimonial on its site.
• Rent and buy from one team. Free, no-obligation consultations and demos, plus device sales through the sister company.

Right for: California practices that want a broad fleet, and practices elsewhere that want to ask about the new national program. Ask: which devices the nationwide program delivers to your state and whether a technician travels with them.

3. Lasers 2U

Lasers 2U has rented aesthetic lasers in Florida since 1999 and now runs three locations, according to its about page. It works with physicians, clinics, hospitals, surgery centers and med spas, and also offers medical equipment transport between offices.

What stands out:

• Safety officer on site. It states that a certified laser safety officer stays with the practitioner during treatment.
• No long-term contracts. It advertises no long-term commitments, plus a customer portal with device brochures.
• Maintained fleet. It maintains its devices through company service plans.

Right for: Florida med spas that want onsite technical support and the option to test demand before buying. Ask: which cities each location covers and how late patient cancellations are handled.

4. South Bay Laser Rental

South Bay Laser Rental reports 25+ years supplying physician offices, med spas and hospitals across Los Angeles, Ventura and Orange County. It delivers, sets up and calibrates the laser, trains staff and supplies treatment-day kits. Its listed systems are the DEKA Tetra CoolPeel CO2, Cutera Xeo and InMode Morpheus8. It advertises no contracts.

Right for: Southern California practices that want CO2 resurfacing, IPL or RF microneedling days without a long commitment. Ask: the rental rate per day or per patient, and what the supply kit includes.

5. Laser Service Solutions

Laser Service Solutions offers daily aesthetic laser rentals in New Jersey and surrounding states. It delivers the device, sets it up, and sends a clinical technician who provides on-hand help. Rental systems include the Alma Harmony XL, Alma Soprano XL, Lutronic Clarity II and Laserscope KTP Aura. It also repairs lasers, sells pre-owned systems and parts, and runs a handpiece repair program (see our list of aesthetic laser repair services).

Right for: Northeast practices that want rental and service from one vendor. Ask: how far from New Jersey it delivers and how far ahead you need to reserve.

6. NY Laser Outlet

NY Laser Outlet offers daily aesthetic laser rentals in New York City and delivers anywhere within a 3-hour drive of Manhattan, covering New York, Connecticut and New Jersey. It lists rental devices from Alma, Cutera, Cynosure, Candela, Lumenis, Palomar, Sciton and Syneron, among others. It also sells new and used lasers and offers repair and training.

Right for: tri-state practices that want a wide brand choice. Ask: which specific models are available on your date and whether a technician stays for the session.

7. Premier Laser Partners

Premier Laser Partners reports more than 15 years of short-term aesthetic laser rentals to North Texas medical practices, with daily rentals, delivery, setup and pickup in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Its long-term program runs 6 to 12 months for practices in the United States and Canada, with rent-to-own available. It states the long-term price includes delivery, training, maintenance, normal wear-and-tear repairs and pickup; the renter covers disposables, marketing and repairs beyond normal wear.

Right for: DFW practices that want daily rentals, and practices elsewhere considering a 6-to-12-month trial. Ask: the current inventory, since availability depends on it.

8. Southern Medical Lasers

Southern Medical Lasers, based in Lexington, South Carolina, has offered laser rentals, leases, sales and repair since 1996. Daily rentals cover South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia and are priced per day, per patient or per case, with technicians to help choose settings. Annual leases are available in many eastern states.

Right for: Southeast practices that want rental plus repair and preventive maintenance from the same team. Ask: which aesthetic systems are on the daily list, since many of its devices are surgical.

9. Aesthetic Solutions

Aesthetic Solutions rents, leases and sells cosmetic lasers across the Midwest and Great Lakes region, naming Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee and Illinois. It states that its service technicians train your team and work alongside you to develop settings for each patient. It offers a free demo and sends pricing on request.

Right for: Midwest practices outside the reach of coastal rental fleets. Ask: for the device list and the per-day versus monthly pricing.

10. Laser Rx

Laser Rx rents Cynosure systems, including the Palomar Icon, Elite+, Elite iQ and StarLux, to doctors, med spas and aesthetic practices across the United States. It offers daily, weekly or monthly rentals, states it never requires a credit application, includes maintenance and repairs, and coordinates one-day training with a Cynosure instructor for a fee.

Right for: practices that already know they want a Cynosure platform. Ask: how daily rentals work outside its home market and what the training fee is.

11. Rent My Laser

Rent My Laser rents and sells aesthetic and surgical lasers per case, per day or per month, covering body contouring, skin tightening and anti-aging devices. It describes itself as veteran owned with 20+ years in lasers and aesthetics. Its site lists Georgia and Louisiana phone numbers but does not publish a service area.

Right for: practices in the Southeast that want a small, flexible vendor. Ask: where it delivers and whether a technician comes with each rental.

12. TryMed Rentals

TryMed Rentals (formerly Aesthetic Laser Rentals, founded 2021) is not a day-rental company. It rents aesthetic and wellness devices on a 12-month term, from laser hair removal and RF microneedling to red light and hyperbaric chambers. You pay the first month plus a startup fee. After 12 months you can return the device (you pay return shipping), renew, or buy it with 50% of rent paid credited toward the price. It covers maintenance and repairs except for misuse.

Right for: practices that want to run a treatment for a full year before deciding to buy. Ask: the purchase price the 50% credit applies to, and the startup fee. If you are leaning toward ownership, compare it with our list of aesthetic equipment financing companies.

Questions to ask any laser rental company

1. Who is in the room? Ask whether a technician or laser safety officer stays for the whole session, and what they are and are not allowed to do under your state's rules. Your provider still treats the patient.
2. How is it priced? Per day, per patient, per area or per pulse changes the math. Ask for a written quote for a realistic day, including travel and consumables (tips, gel, cryogen).
3. What is the minimum and the cancellation rule? Ask for the minimum patients or hours per day, and what happens if patients cancel the morning of.
4. Is the device maintained and calibrated? Ask for the last service date and who services it. Our post on calibration requirements for aesthetic devices covers what to look for.
5. Who carries the liability? Confirm insurance on the device and on your practice, and whether your malpractice policy covers treatments on rented equipment.
6. Does the provider need device training? Ask whether training or a certificate is included and whether it meets your state's requirements for that device.
7. Can rental fees apply to a purchase? If you might buy, get the credit percentage and purchase price in writing.

Where Prospyr fits

A rental day only pays off if the schedule is full. In Prospyr you can book a rental day as its own block, take deposits to cut late cancellations, and fill it with online scheduling and reminders, then chart each treatment with device settings in the patient record. Book a practice demo.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to rent an aesthetic laser for a day?

It depends on the device and the company, and most do not publish rates. One of the few that does, The Medical Device Source, listed per-treatment rental prices in October 2026 such as $110 for underarm laser hair removal and $500 for a full-face Fraxel Dual treatment, with a technician included. Ask every company for a quote based on your expected patient count.

Is it better to rent or buy a laser?

Renting is usually better while you test demand for a treatment, and buying usually makes sense once you can fill the device most days of the month. Count the rental cost per month against a purchase or lease payment plus a service contract. If you decide to buy, compare used systems through our list of used aesthetic laser resellers.

Does a laser rental company provide the person who does the treatment?

Usually not. Most send a technician to deliver, set up and support the device, while your licensed provider treats the patient. Who may operate a laser is set by your state, so check your state's rules before the rental day.

Can I rent a laser if I don't have a medical director?

Most rental companies rent only to qualified medical practices, and your state's rules on supervision and delegation still apply on rental days. Confirm your medical oversight before you book. Our med spa licensing guide summarizes state rules.

Want your company considered?

We review this list quarterly. Companies that rent aesthetic lasers or devices to med spas can send their website and what they offer practices to info@prospyrmed.com. Inclusion is editorial and not paid.

Editorial scope

This list is based on each company's public website, checked October 2026 with AI-assisted research. Companies did not review this article before publication. It is not a guarantee of results or a substitute for checking references, insurance and licensure. Read our methodology or report a correction.