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

Lumenis makes six device lines listed here, from the LightSheer (diode laser hair removal) to the UltraPulse (CO2 laser).

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

Sellers often list the M22 and the newer Stellar M22 under one name, so the two rows share some listings.

The UltraPulse range mixes generations: 1990s 5000C, 3000C and older Encore units are asking $2,999 to $7,500, while a 2011 UltraPulse is listed at $32,900.

Many used AcuPulse units are hospital surgical configurations, so check that the AcuScan120 fractional scanner is included if you buy for skin resurfacing.

The Splendor X has no range because every priced unit found was sold out or past.

To set these figures against other makers, open the used price guide covering brands beyond Lumenis.

Used Lumenis devices are listed at $2,999 to $75,000 as of November 2026, with a 2020 Stellar M22 carrying Q-Switch, IPL, YAG and ResurFX handpieces at the top.

The LightSheer has the most listings, at $5,900 to $39,000 across 17 units from 7 sellers.

These are asking prices, not sale prices.

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

Its service page lists no such fee, and the full site text Lumenis publishes contains no pre-owned or recertification policy, only service-plan and refurbished-parts language.

That site text describes no certified pre-owned program either.

Ask Lumenis in writing for any fee, the inspection scope and service eligibility for the serial number before you pay a seller.

To compare Lumenis with other makers, see the transfer fees other makers charge where Lumenis publishes none.

Lumenis says its systems are serviced only by manufacturer-certified service engineers, and it sells service plans covering parts, accessories, labor and travel.

Lumenis lists service-center coverage for LightSheer, M22, AcuPulse and UltraPulse systems, and it keeps a separate service page for LightSheer handpieces.

Lumenis publishes no policy on servicing a unit bought from a dealer or another clinic, so get that answer from Lumenis before you buy.

• Service source: Lumenis-certified engineers, per Lumenis; ask the seller for the unit's service history.
• Handpieces and parts: LightSheer handpieces have their own Lumenis service page; on an M22, ask for IPL pulse counts and the full filter set.
• Consumables: Lumenis says the M22 ResurFX 1565 nm module uses no disposables.

Lumenis ran a Class 2 field action from November 2015 on the M22 IPL acne filter (KT-1014971) over a risk of superficial burns, so check that an older M22 does not still carry that filter.

Boston Scientific bought the Lumenis surgical business on September 1, 2021, for about $1.07 billion, while Baring Private Equity Asia kept the aesthetics and ophthalmology businesses.

Lumenis Be Ltd. publishes the Lumenis aesthetics site and was the applicant on the April 2025 Stellar M22 510(k).

Older UltraPulse units listed as Coherent are earlier generations of the same CO2 line.

The Splendor X 510(k) clearances (K241407 and K243445, 2024) are held by Bios S.r.l., not Lumenis, so search that name when you check the FDA database.

Clinics and dealers holding a used LightSheer, M22 or UltraPulse can list used Lumenis inventory through the dealer program and reach clinic buyers.