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

Fotona makes two device lines listed here, from the SP Dynamis (an Er:YAG and Nd:YAG platform) to the StarWalker (a Q-switched Nd:YAG and KTP laser).

The table shows asking prices on used listings read in November 2026.

Fotona's US site now features the SP Dynamis Max, LightWalker MAX and TimeWalker Fotona4D Pro, but the LightWalker and TimeWalker have no used listings here yet.

Used SP Dynamis listings mix the original SP Dynamis and the SP Dynamis Pro, and a US dealer lists a new 2025 SP Dynamis Pro, so check the generation on the serial plate.

Used SP Dynamis listings name the handpieces and pulse counts, and one 2020 SP Dynamis Pro is listed with 593,200 Er:YAG and 620,000 Nd:YAG pulses.

Some listings use the SP Dynamis name for machines Fotona did not make, so never compare a Fotona unit against those prices.

Check the same models against other brands in our used price guide that sets Fotona against other aesthetic brands.

Used Fotona devices are listed at $53,000 to $90,000 as of November 2026, with a 2022 SP Dynamis and R33-T handpiece at the top.

The low end is a 2020 SP Dynamis Pro with three handpieces, asking $53,000 from an export reseller.

A 2023 StarWalker PQX is listed at $60,000 and a 2017 StarWalker MaQX at $62,000, both from that same reseller.

These are asking prices, not sale prices.

Fotona's US support page covers warranty, preventive maintenance, service agreements and parts orders (checked November 2026).

Fotona gives newly installed devices a one-year warranty from the installation date, recommends annual preventive maintenance and sells service agreements that act as a one-year extended warranty.

That warranty is stated for new installations, so ask Fotona in writing whether a used serial number can go on a service agreement.

• Service: Fotona's US support page offers preventive maintenance and service agreements, and publishes no transfer or recertification fee.
• Handpieces and parts: Fotona's US Orders team sells handpieces, tips and accessories and gives access to the Fotona online store.
• Handpieces on used units: SP Dynamis listings name handpieces such as the R33-T, PS03 and R11, so match the list to the seller's photos.

Fotona does not publish a transfer or recertification fee for used systems (checked November 2026).

Its US support page covers warranty, preventive maintenance, service agreements and parts orders, but lists no fee for used systems.

Ask Fotona in writing, with the serial number, what it charges to inspect or transfer the unit before you agree on a price.

To compare Fotona with Candela, Cutera and Lumenis, see how Fotona's unpublished transfer fee compares with other laser brands.

Fotona states it was founded in 1964, and its SP Dynamis family was FDA-cleared under 510(k) K143723 in April 2015.

• 1964: Fotona is founded.
• 2015: 510(k) K143723 clears the SP Dynamis, SP Spectro, XS Dynamis, XP Dynamis and XP Spectro.
• 2017: 510(k) K171227 clears the StarWalker Laser System Family.
• 2026: Fotona's US site features the SP Dynamis Max, LightWalker MAX and TimeWalker Fotona4D Pro.

Owners of an SP Dynamis or StarWalker they no longer use can list it on our used Fotona laser listing page and reach clinic buyers directly.