Rohrer Aesthetics Spectrum

Multi-app platform · IPL + 1064/532 YAG + Er:YAG

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What it's actually cleared for: Multi-platform laser/IPL: hair removal, pigmented/vascular lesions, tattoo (affiliated Multilaser System K)

Last verified: August 6, 2026 · How we verify

New: $65k–$75k|Used: $25k–$45kmarket estimate, no email required

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Bottom line

The classic "first laser" for a startup medspa: five modalities — IPL, 810nm diode, long-pulse Nd:YAG, Q-switched 1064/532, and 2940nm Er:YAG — in one cart at $79,995 list, when any single premium handpiece from Candela or Lumenis can cost more. The honest tradeoff: lower peak power, slower rep rates, and a value-brand badge versus a GentleMax or M22, with a one-year standard warranty. What Rohrer actually sells is economics — no forced service contract, US-based Alabama support with ~72-hour parts and discretionary loaners, and payback math that works at modest volume. Buy it to launch and cash-flow a menu; plan to graduate your highest-volume treatment to a dedicated premium device later.

Overview

Budget US-serviced 4-in-1 platform

How it works

The science

IPL for photofacials, sun damage, vascular/pigment; 810 diode for hair removal; long-pulse Nd:YAG for darker-skin hair and leg/spider veins; Q-switched 1064/532 for tattoo and pigment; 2940 Er:YAG for ablative resurfacing. Selective photothermolysis across five chromophore/wavelength pairings — the same physics as premium devices with more modest specs.

Patented tech

No genuinely proprietary energy technology — the value is packaging five commodity modalities into one chassis; treat "exclusive" branding as marketing.

Origin

Rohrer is a Birmingham/Homewood, Alabama company sourcing hardware from international OEMs — widely reported as South Korean manufacture; verify country of origin on the unit's labeling.

FDA & regulatory status

FDA ClearedCleared via 510(k)

What it's actually cleared for:

Multi-platform laser/IPL: hair removal, pigmented/vascular lesions, tattoo (affiliated Multilaser System K)

510(k) numbers

K123777

Regulatory data is compiled from public FDA 510(k) records and may lag recent clearances. Always confirm status with the manufacturer before purchase.

Treatment economics

What practices charge

IPL photofacials $300-600 (3-packs $750-1,500), LHR $100-400 per area in 6-packs, tattoo removal $200-500, spider veins $250-450, Er:YAG resurfacing $400-1,500 by depth. Menu breadth is the whole business case — a modestly busy solo practice grosses $15k-30k/month across modalities.

Consumables & recurring cost

Low-consumable platform — no per-treatment tips; budget IPL lamp/handpiece refurbishment and calibration, a few thousand a year.

Ideal for

Best-fit practice

New medspas, NP/RN-entrepreneur practices, family/primary-care add-on aesthetics; secondary-location fill-in for established practices. General-aesthetics demographic in price-sensitive markets.

Compliance

Medical director & delegation

Class II prescription laser/IPL platform requiring a medical director in most states, with delegation to RNs and (state-dependent) laser-certified aestheticians.

Contraindications & screening

Standard light-based screening — recent tanning for IPL/diode, photosensitizers, pregnancy deferral, active infection, melasma caution with IPL, Fitzpatrick-appropriate wavelength selection.

Ownership

Warranty & service

One-year standard per Rohrer's published terms, optional extended agreements, 24-hour initial support response, parts targeted within 72 hours, on-site service 5-7 business days, discretionary loaners — in-house US service without mandatory five-figure contracts is Rohrer's genuine differentiator.

Resale & used market

Active but low-priced secondary market — used Spectrums at ~$20k-40k on DOTmed and broker sites; steep depreciation from list. Value the device on cash flow, not exit price.