Jackson Capital was founded by an entrepreneur who has built and grown businesses in industries where finding the right lender is half the battle — and who then went inside the aesthetic device industry, building a financing program from the ground up and structuring deals with practices nationwide. We know how lenders see this space, because we've worked it from every side of the table: owner, vendor, and now your broker.
Non-MD ownership deserves its own line because it's the most common reason aesthetic deals die at generalist brokers. It doesn't have to. The lending market for non-physician-owned aesthetic businesses is narrower — which is precisely why placement matters.
Hair removal, skin resurfacing, tattoo removal, vascular
RF microneedling, ultrasound skin tightening, IPL/BBL
Cryolipolysis, RF and EMS body sculpting platforms
Hydradermabrasion, medical-grade facial platforms
Treatment tables, lighting, sterilization, room build-out equipment
Single devices or complete treatment-room builds
Here's our commitment on every Day One file:
Everything flows through us. If underwriting needs bank statements or returns, you send them once; we package and handle the rest.
Your score is untouched while you evaluate your options.
We place your file with the lenders that fit your ownership structure, credit profile, and device — and we work for the strongest terms available, not just the first approval.
If a file has a problem, you hear it early, with the reason and the path forward.
Depending on lender and credit profile, payment structures such as deferred first payments, step payments, or seasonal schedules may be available. We'll tell you what's realistic for your file — before anyone pulls hard credit.
Equipment financing and Section 179 can work together — many practices deduct qualifying equipment costs in the year the device is placed in service, even when financed. The details depend on your situation; talk to your tax advisor, and read our guide: Section 179 and Your Aesthetic Device →
We help your buyers get to yes — with a process built by people who have sat on your side of the table.