Laser and energy device acquisition
Add laser, RF, ultrasound, and energy device platforms that expand your treatment menu.
A working capital line of credit up to $1.5M for medical spas. Fund equipment, inventory, marketing, and multi-location growth.
Medical spas operate at the intersection of medical practice and luxury retail, and the capital demands reflect both. A single laser platform can cost $75,000 to $150,000. Multiple devices are standard. Injectable inventory, including neurotoxins and dermal fillers, ties up tens of thousands. Skincare retail inventory adds another layer. And the entire business is marketing-driven, with social media, influencer programs, and paid advertising representing significant ongoing spend. Multi-location expansion, the M&A pressure from platform consolidators, and the constant need to add new modalities make working capital essential.
Commercial Capital Connect provides med spa operators a working capital line of credit up to $1.5 million with interest-only options. Fund the next device. Stock injectables. Run the campaign. Open the second location. Same-day approvals, fast funding, and the flexibility to draw when opportunities surface.
Add laser, RF, ultrasound, and energy device platforms that expand your treatment menu.
Stock neurotoxin, filler, and premium skincare inventory without straining cash flow.
Fund social media, paid advertising, influencer partnerships, and the marketing engine that fills the schedule.
Fund lease, buildout, and opening operations for a second or third med spa location.
Cover recruitment, signing, and ramp compensation for nurse injectors, providers, and aestheticians.
These are baseline review items, not an approval, offer, or commitment to lend.
CCC is a business finance marketplace, not a direct lender. One application can help compare potential options through a network of 75+ lending partners.
We work with med spa operators and understand the capital cycle from equipment to marketing.
We understand that paid marketing and influencer spend drives bookings. It is a valid use of the line.
Keep monthly costs lean while new equipment ramps and pay down as treatment revenue grows.
Pay off up to two existing cash advances or short-term loans as part of structuring the line.
Yes. Med spas under nurse injector or NP ownership and operation qualify on the standard criteria.
Yes. Equipment acquisition is one of the most common uses of the line.
Marketing spend, including paid social, influencer partnerships, and digital campaigns, is a textbook use of working capital from the line.
Yes. Lease deposits, buildout, opening inventory, and ramp-period operating capital are valid uses.
The line complements equipment financing by providing flexible working capital for inventory, marketing, payroll, and any other business purpose.