I’ve also been looking at machines. One thing I learned from purchasing the one machine I have is..dont jump into something too quickly. Things to review would be: 1.review the concrete protocols for the machine. Actually see and discuss with Rep. 2. Determine what level setting has the effects you are seeing on the photos the Rep shows you ( some photos are at settings / downtime that majority of clients would not be able to tolerate ) 3. Length of time for treatment - as I am a solo practitioner, the machine I purchased takes at least 1 hour to complete start to finish including numbing and post care facemask ( and thats just for around eyes and mouth!) I did purchase the machine that presumably would get the most uptake with the clients I serve ( skin type/ age/ concerns) which helps choose the device. If anyone else has any pertinent questions to ask when purchasing, please add.

@Scarlett Duncan I leased the Tixel. I do like the machine but to treat a full face, neck, decollete, it takes about 2.5 hrs total - that includes numbing, treatment and post care. As I only have one treatment area and am a solo provider, thats a lot of time per client. The treatment protocols are not clear and the training videos thru the company were not as helpful as I thought they would be. I needed to search on the internet and ended up finding a you tube site from Novoxel ( the company). Good luck in your search. I’d be very interested in what you decide on and why. Also, are you going thru a leasing company or purchasing directly from the distributor. A few reps have discussed the benefit of leasing but being locked in longer term makes me a bit nervous - im old school regarding loans - pay off asap! Lol

Hi Dan, link doesn’t seem to be working.