The surgical laser rental industry is witnessing strong growth due to the demand for minimally invasive surgeries, aesthetics procedures, and a substantial upfront investment imposed on buying an advanced laser system. The following is also an analysis of this industry, company profiles and trends shaping the future.
Overview of the Surgical Laser Rental Industry:
Nowadays, hospitals, surgery centers, dental practices and aesthetic practices are renting the advanced laser systems to be used for a wide range of surgical and cosmetic procedures. The leasing option allows facilities to experience the latest technology without the burden of a large capital investment, bringing flexibility and full-service maintenance.
Key drivers include:
Growing preference for minimally invasive techniques.
Frequent upgrades in laser technology.
Financial and operational benefits of leasing (e.g., bundled support, compliance, maintenance).
Key Companies in the Industry:
Agiliti Health, Inc.
Agiliti, is a Minnesota-based provider of medical equipment management and service solutions for the healthcare industry including hospital rental/leasing systems. Agiliti, with revenues of more than USD 1.2 billion and thousands of employees, helps health care providers manage equipment and prepare for changing needs.
MedOne Surgical, Inc.
About MedOne, based in Sarasota Florida, MedOne Surgical is focused on the development, manufacturing, marketing and distribution of high-quality specialty surgical products, with an emphasis on single-use instrumentation for vitreoretinal and skull base surgery. They are fast-moving, customer-centered company with direct sales in the U.S. and distribution partners worldwide.
US Laser, Inc.
The private manufacturer and supplier US Laser, Inc with its attention to American-made visible and infrared laser diodes and modules serves a broad range of industries, such as medical, industrial etcetera. Established since 1992 and specializing in high volume production and reliability, the US Laser is known for its cutting-edge technology and the solid financial foundation on which they rest.
Sharplan Lasers
Established in 1997, Sharplan Lasers is a provider of surgical and medical devices that offers a range of CO2 laser-based systems for general surgery and neurosurgery. Super-pulse models reduce thermal tissue injury, and their product offering includes both office-based and high-power hospital applications.
Soma Technology, Inc.
About Soma Tech Founded in 1992, Soma Technology is an industry leader in the new and refurbished medical equipment market. Soma has a line of surgical lasers and other devices with an emphasis on quality, “turn key” solutions, and anticipate significant cost savings for customers in need of reasonably priced equipment including: full refurbishing & support.
Laser Service Solutions
Established in 2008 and based out of Paulsboro, New Jersey; Laser Service Solutions offers rental, repair and parts services for aesthetic laser systems to medspas, dermatology and cosmetic practices throughout the country. They provide their clients with rental pricing structure, and technical know-how finds custom solutions.
Future of the Surgical Laser Rental Industry:
Growth in outpatient and ambulatory surgical centers will drive higher demand for flexible rental options, especially for short-term needs and variable caseloads.
Continued technological advancements, particularly in diode and CO2 lasers, will prompt frequent upgrades and make rentals appealing for facilities wanting the latest technology.
Expansion in cosmetic and dermatology procedures using lasers, along with increased need for efficiency and cost control, will contribute to rapid adoption of the rental model.
Emerging markets, including India, are poised for strong market growth, with projections reaching over USD 656 million by 2033 at a CAGR of 8.7%.
Conclusion:
The surgical laser rental market is vital for healthcare providers seeking advanced solutions without significant capital investments. Companies, such as Agiliti Health, MedOne Surgical, US Laser, Sharplan Lasers, Soma Technology, and Laser Service Solutions play pivotal roles in equipment accessibility, quality, and innovation. With technological progress and industry shifts toward outpatient procedures, the future of surgical laser rentals looks promising and expansive
