Used Alexandrite Lasers for Sale, With Used Price Ranges by Model

The table above shows dealer asking prices for each alexandrite model as of November 2026, from AestheticDeviceMarket used price data.

Asking prices are what sellers list, not what a laser sold for.

Listings mix generations: the Candela GentleMax Pro range includes 2023 GentleMax Pro Plus units listed at $59,000 and $59,995.

Candela launched the GentleMax Pro in 2012 and the GentleMax Pro Plus in 2022, so check which one a listing is before you compare prices.

A used alexandrite laser is listed at $16,975 to $79,995 as of November 2026, across the three models with enough current listings to price.

The low end is a 2016 Cutera excel HR with 219,492 alexandrite and 452,984 Nd:YAG pulses, and the high end is a Candela GentleMax Pro listed by a dealer.

Older models are listed too: a 2002 Candela GentleLase Plus is listed at $7,499 and a refurbished 2005 Cynosure Apogee Elite at $25,000.

A one-owner February 2018 Cynosure Elite+ with a low shot count is listed at $49,500.

Check the generation, the pulse counts and the delivery system before you pay.

1. Confirm the exact model. A 2018 Lutronic Clarity predates the Clarity II, which was cleared in June 2019, and DEKA Motus AY or AZ listings are different models from the Motus AX.
2. Ask for pulse counts per wavelength. Good listings split them, and a Motus AX listing reported separate system, laser head and flashlamp counts; see how alexandrite and Nd:YAG pulse counts relate to handpiece life for what the numbers mean.
3. Test the delivery system. In one FDA adverse event report, a GentleMax delivery system showed a low transmission error and had to be replaced, while the console itself was within specification.
4. Check the software version. Candela recalled the GentleLase Pro in 2013, and the fix was a software update to Version 2.0 installed by a Candela field service representative.
5. Get the transfer fee in writing. Candela does not publish the recertification fee it charges when a used Candela laser is bought from a third party, and charges none on its own certified pre-owned systems.

Compare what each brand states in our rundown of transfer and recertification fees by alexandrite laser brand before you send a deposit.

Alexandrite lasers differ mainly by whether they add a second wavelength: alexandrite-only systems fire 755 nm, and dual-wavelength systems add 1,064 nm Nd:YAG.

On US Splendor X units the two wavelengths fire one after the other, not at the same time.

Alma's Soprano ICE reaches 755 nm with a diode module, so it is a diode laser rather than an alexandrite laser.

Cryogen-cooled systems such as the GentleLase Pro and Clarity II use cryogen canisters as a running cost, and we found no published canister price from Candela or Cynosure Lutronic.

The Candela GentleMax Pro is the most-listed alexandrite laser in our November 2026 price data, with 10 dealer asking prices from $29,900 to $79,995.

The Cutera excel HR follows with 8 asking prices from $16,975 to $49,000, and the Cynosure Elite iQ has 5 from $37,000 to $59,999.

The DEKA Motus AX and Candela GentleLase Pro each had only 2 current asking prices, and the Lumenis Splendor X and Lutronic Clarity II had none, so we don't publish a range for them yet.

If you're choosing between the two best-known dual-wavelength platforms, see how the GentleMax Pro and Splendor X compare on asking price, specs and running cost.

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