About Aesthetic Device Market: The Used Aesthetic Device Marketplace
AestheticDeviceMarket is a US marketplace for used aesthetic lasers and devices, with 3 seller types (dealers, clinics and eBay sellers) and used asking-price ranges for each model as of November 2026.
It is run by Gabe Meierotto, editor of AestheticDeviceMarket, and it never takes payment for a device.
Who runs AestheticDeviceMarket
Gabe Meierotto is the editor of AestheticDeviceMarket.
Every guide and price page on the site carries the same byline: Gabe Meierotto, editor of AestheticDeviceMarket.
AestheticDeviceMarket is independent and is not affiliated with any device manufacturer; brand and model names only describe what is listed.
Gabe Meierotto also runs AestheticHires, a job board for med spa and aesthetic careers, and MedSpaStandard, a med spa directory and treatment guide.
Is AestheticDeviceMarket a dealer?
No, AestheticDeviceMarket is a marketplace: dealers, clinics and eBay sellers list devices, and buyers contact them directly.
Buyers browse the marketplace's used aesthetic laser and device listings and contact the seller from the listing.
The site never takes payment for a device, so the buyer and seller agree on price and payment directly.
Each listing carries a note never to wire money before an inspection.
How the marketplace makes money
The site's charges are a one-time listing fee for clinics and private owners and a monthly dealer plan, and its eBay cards link out through the eBay Partner Network.
- Clinic or owner listings: $300 per device, one-time, and a listing runs until the device sells, for up to 90 days.
- Dealer plan: dealers can list laser inventory through AestheticDeviceMarket's Dealer Program for $299/month, with all stock on one dealer page and an optional Featured upgrade.
- eBay cards: eBay items appear as cards that link out through the eBay Partner Network, and those links are marked as sponsored.
Per-lead billing for dealers was rejected, so dealers are not charged per lead.
There is no commission on the sale, and buyers pay nothing.
How listings and prices are checked
Every listing shows its source and date, every new listing is reviewed by the editor, and prices are shown as asking prices, not sale prices.
Each listing card carries a source badge (Dealer, Clinic or eBay) and a “listed on” date, and listings with no update in 60 days drop off the page.
Every new listing is reviewed by the editor and can be taken down the same day, and sellers are asked for photos of the console, handpieces, serial plate and shot counter.
Dealers on the dealer plan send their inventory by product feed or permission email, and the dealer's name stays on every card.
Other dealer listings are gathered from the dealer's own public website, keep the dealer's name, link to the dealer's page, and come down the same day the dealer asks.
eBay items come from the official eBay Browse API, without copied eBay descriptions.
A sold listing stays up for 30 days marked “Sold”, and its sold date and last asking price feed the price guide.
The full rules for how AestheticDeviceMarket checks listings and prices are on one page.
Contact
Listing corrections, takedown requests and dealer questions go to the editor, Gabe Meierotto.
A dealer's listings are taken down the same day on request.
The buyer contact form on each listing asks for name, email, clinic, phone, state and a message, so sellers know who is asking.
Questions about the site
Is AestheticDeviceMarket a dealer?
No, AestheticDeviceMarket is a marketplace where dealers, clinics and eBay sellers list used devices.
Buyers contact sellers directly, and the site never takes payment for a device.
Who runs AestheticDeviceMarket?
Gabe Meierotto, editor of AestheticDeviceMarket, runs the site.
Are the prices on AestheticDeviceMarket sale prices?
No, used prices on the site are asking prices from dealer, clinic and eBay listings, with the month they were read.
A sold listing's last asking price and sold date also feed the price guide.
Does it cost anything to list a device?
Clinics and private owners pay $300 per device, one-time, and the listing runs until the device sells, for up to 90 days.
Dealers pay $299/month to list all their stock on one dealer page, there is no commission on the sale, and buyers pay nothing.