Aesthetic Machine Marketplace Ireland FAQ

Aesthetic Machines Ireland is a free marketplace where Irish clinics list and find used aesthetic equipment. Listing costs nothing, there is no commission, and every ad is screened before it goes live. We are a listings platform only: the sale is a private deal between buyer and seller. The answers below use only what our sell page and disclaimer say.

How does the marketplace work?

The site connects sellers directly with buying clinics rather than routing the sale through a dealer. Ads also appear on the page for their brand and model, such as the IPL category, so a clinic searching for one machine can find them. The site is not a broker and never takes custody of the equipment or the money. Any purchase or sale arranged through contact details on the site is a private transaction between buyer and seller.

How do I list a machine for sale?

The sell page describes four steps, and you need a free account so buyers can message you.

1. Describe the machine. Brand, model, age, condition and what is included. If you are unsure what to write, the site drafts the ad from a few details and a photo.
2. Add photos from your phone. Real photos of the actual unit beat a stock image, and you can take them straight from the ad form.
3. Get a price guide. The sell page offers one to help you set an asking price. Treat any guide as a starting point and read how our prices are researched.
4. Wait for screening. Every ad is checked before publication.

Start a listing here. Buyers browsing for a specific model, such as in the classifieds, are clinic owners, doctors, nurses and aesthetic practitioners across Ireland.

How are contact details protected?

Our sell page says contact details are never written into the page that a search engine or scraper reads. A buyer has to click to reveal them, and that click is rate limited, so someone working through ad after ad is cut off before collecting the catalogue. Sellers can switch the reveal off and take enquiries only as on-site messages, or publish a phone number if they choose to.

What does the site not check or promise?

The disclaimer is direct about the limits, and buyers should read it before relying on any ad.

• No vetting. The site has not researched, vetted or verified any seller, buyer or item of equipment.
• No legal or safety view. Many listed devices are regulated medical devices, and the site takes no position on certification, CE or UKCA marking, or on anyone's entitlement, training or insurance to operate one. Confirm your own regulatory and indemnity position, for example with the HPRA and your insurer.
• No advice. Nothing on the site is medical, legal or financial advice, and prices, running costs and demand indicators are estimates that may be wrong or out of date. Our used price table is indicative only.
• No liability. The site accepts no liability for the condition, safety, performance, legality or regulatory status of any equipment, or for any loss from a transaction.

What should a buyer do before paying?

The disclaimer's advice is to inspect equipment in person, verify service history independently and take professional advice. Our inspection checklist, the used laser buying guide and the guide to used machine scams turn that into practical steps, and the IPL buying guide is a worked example for one category.

Quick summary

Sellers can read the seller guide or go straight to list a machine free. Buyers can open the classifieds. Either way, get written quotes, inspect any used unit and confirm regulatory and insurance questions before money changes hands.

Sources and notes

Every site claim above comes from the sell page and the disclaimer, and no outside web pages were used. Machine figures are Aesthetic Machines Ireland researched ranges, not completed-sale data.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free to sell a machine on Aesthetic Machines Ireland?

Yes. Listing is free, with no commission, finder's fee or cut of the sale price. The site is not a broker and never takes custody of the equipment or the money.

Where can I sell a used aesthetic machine in Ireland?

Here. This is an Ireland-specific marketplace built for clinic equipment, connecting sellers directly with buying clinics rather than routing the sale through a dealer. Create a free account and start a listing.

What equipment can be listed?

Aesthetic clinic equipment: laser and IPL platforms, radiofrequency and RF microneedling, microneedling pens, HydraFacial and skin health devices, body contouring and muscle stimulation systems, and the consumables and handpieces that go with them.

Does the site check that machines are genuine or working?

No. The site does not verify sellers, ownership or equipment, and its automated screening looks at language and obvious scam patterns only. Inspect any machine before you pay.

Do I have to prove a machine is mine to list it?

The site does not verify ownership or title, and buyers are told to satisfy themselves before any money moves. Describe the machine honestly, including service history and faults, because ads that misrepresent equipment are removed.

Will my phone number be shown publicly?

Not on the page itself. A buyer must click to reveal it, the click is rate limited, and you can turn the reveal off and take messages only.

Who sees my ad?

Clinic owners, doctors, nurses and aesthetic practitioners across Ireland who are browsing for a specific machine, plus anyone who finds the machine's page through search.

How long does a listing stay up?

Ninety days, and you can mark it sold or remove it whenever you like from your account.