Used Cutera Devices for Sale: Models, Used Prices and Transfer Fee

This page covers 8 Cutera device lines, from the xeo (Nd:YAG and IPL) to the AviClear (acne laser) and truSculpt (body contouring).

The table shows AestheticDeviceMarket used Cutera prices: dealer and clinic asking prices read in November 2026, not sale prices.

Asking prices spread widely within each line.

A 2006 xeo SA is listed at $6,500, while a 2024 xeo+ is asking $60,000, and a 2019 xeo with five handpieces (Pearl, ProWave LX, Titan XL, LimeLight and Nd:YAG) is asking $30,000.

A 2016 excel V is listed at a dealer "starting at" price of $19,900, while a 2021 excel V+ is asking $55,000.

A 2015 enlighten is listed at $39,000, against $99,500 for a 2018 enlighten III.

The two highest truSculpt asks are older truSculpt 3D units ($29,999 for a 2017 and $24,000 for a 2018), while 2022 truSculpt iD units start at $7,800.

Only one priced AviClear and one priced CoolGlide were found, so neither has a published range yet.

Other brands' equivalents are a click away if you browse used devices from other brands that match these Cutera models.

What do used Cutera devices cost?

Used Cutera devices are listed at $6,500 to $99,950 as of November 2026, with the enlighten III at the top.

The xeo has the most listings, 18 asking prices from 9 sellers with a median of $31,000.

Cutera does not publish a transfer or recertification fee for used systems.

Its US customer-support page routes service, preventive maintenance and service-contract questions to Cutera, and lists no pre-owned policy (checked November 11, 2026).

Cutera's xeo+, excel V+ and AviClear product pages publish no fee either.

One dealer lists a 2022 truSculpt iD as sold "with recertification", so ask any seller what that covers and get Cutera's terms in writing before you pay.

Two Cutera lines carry an extra ownership check.

Cutera first placed AviClear on leases and later offered some lessees the option to buy, so a used AviClear may be a leased unit: confirm the seller holds title and the lease was bought out.

Cutera says truSculpt and AviClear need a proprietary "digital consumable" to keep operating, so ask Cutera whether purchased treatment cycles can be used on your account.

To compare Cutera's position with other brands, see how other manufacturers' transfer and recertification fees compare with Cutera's unpublished terms.

Cutera's US customer-support page handles service, preventive maintenance and service-contract questions.

For new systems, Cutera's FY2023 10-K describes a 12-month warranty on direct sales and extended service contracts covering parts and labor for one to three years, or time-and-materials support.

Ask Cutera, with the serial number, whether a used unit can join a service contract after a private sale.

• Handpieces: Cutera programs its Titan, truSculpt 3D, truSculpt and truFlex handpieces for a limited number of uses, warrants them by shots or cycles, and sells refurbished "refills" for Titan and truSculpt 3D.
• Consumables: Secret RF, Secret PRO and Secret DUO tips are single-use and are replaced after every treatment, and truSculpt treatments draw down cycles bought from Cutera.
• Third-party lines: Cutera distributes but does not make Secret RF, and its Q3 2024 10-Q said the Ilooda distribution agreement expires June 30, 2026, so ask who supports a used Secret RF today.
• Legacy models: CoolGlide is not on Cutera's current US product menu, so confirm parts and service before buying one.

Cutera says it was founded in 1998 by laser and optical engineers, and its first CoolGlide clearance was filed under the name Altus Medical.

Cutera told customers in March 2025 that the Chapter 11 process had no impact on product availability, service or support.

If you own a xeo, excel V or truSculpt you no longer use, you can list your used Cutera system for sale and reach clinic buyers directly.