Which RF machine is good value for money?

[Joanne Yannetta]

Hi SGs

Im launching a new business in October this year and looking for new treatments. I currently have a carlton machine doing NSFL, Dermabration, galvanic and i have Lyton laser for skin rejuvination, IPL and Yag laser, but been considering RF. There are so many machines on the market, but im gravitating toward RF, however would like a machine that can treat the body. Is it worth having a combined machine or two different units. I also plan to upgrade my Lynton laser machine and add ablative fractional laser, which is very expensive, but think RF is affordable to those who have more limited spending power.

Any advice welcome,.... its a mindfield out there in the world of aesthetic!!!

 

[jbr]

Have you looked at Natura Studios? They have a few I’m looking at...

 

[Judrop13]

Carlton professional I’m looking at their RF machine

 

[Joanne Yannetta]

Have you looked at Natura Studios? They have a few I’m looking at...

Just looking at them. No prices, but i get they will send them over. never seen this company before.

 

[squidgernetball]

I have the Carlton thermavisage RF machine. I have now sold 4 facial courses at £550 each and the machine is nearly paid for. Great piece of kit without the silly price tag of some x

 

[Joanne Yannetta]

I have the Carlton thermavisage RF machine. I have now sold 4 facial courses at £550 each and the machine is nearly paid for. Great piece of kit without the silly price tag of some x

Ive been looking at Natura Studio but gravitating toward Carlton still, think the spec looks better than Natura.

Thanks Squidgernetball