- Used fat freezing machines start around £650 — a fraction of new.
- Applicators are the part that wears — make sure a full, working set is included.
- Check the machine is complete and tested, and that you are trained & insured to use it.
- Want more than one treatment? A used cosmetic laser adds several revenue streams.
Cryolipolysis — "fat freezing" — has become one of the most requested non-surgical treatments in UK aesthetic clinics. For a clinic owner, adding it can pay for itself remarkably fast. The catch? A brand-new fat freezing machine can cost several thousand pounds. Buying a good used one is how a lot of clinics get started without gambling their budget.
Here is what a fat freezing machine actually costs, what to look for, and the kit worth knowing about.
How fat freezing machines are priced
A few things decide the number: the brand, how many and what type of applicators are included, the cooling technology (single vs 360-degree), overall condition, and whether the machine comes complete and tested. Buy used and tested, and you can typically pick one up for hundreds rather than thousands — leaving budget for marketing the treatment, which is where the return actually comes from.
Machines worth knowing (and what they cost)
Real, in-stock examples from our used aesthetics equipment collection — tap any photo to open the listing.


Do not forget the applicators
Applicators are the part that touches the client and the part that wears. A machine with a full set of working applicators in the right sizes is worth far more than a bare unit. We also stock applicators and job lots separately, so you can build out sizes as your bookings grow.
Thinking bigger? Lasers and multi-treatment platforms
If you want more than one treatment on the menu, a used cosmetic laser opens up skin rejuvenation, pigmentation and tattoo removal alongside body contouring.

What to check before you buy
Confirm the machine is complete and tested, that the applicators you need are included and working, and that you (or your practitioners) are trained and insured to deliver the treatment. As with any used medical or aesthetic device, it is the buyer's responsibility to decontaminate, service and test before clinical use.
Browse the used aesthetics equipment collection, message us on WhatsApp at +44 7392369111, or use our contact page for a quote or stock check.
This article is general guidance, not clinical, legal or regulatory advice. Buyers are responsible for training, insurance, and confirming a device's suitability and compliance for their intended use.