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

AestheticDeviceMarket tracks five Lutronic device lines, from the Genius (RF microneedling) to the eCO2 (fractional CO2 laser).

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

Spectra prices split by generation: Hollywood Spectra units are listed at $36,955 to $74,950, while a 2018 Spectra is listed at $19,900, a Spectra VRM II at $25,000 and a Spectra 532/1064 at $28,495.

Genius units from 2019 to 2022 are listed at $14,999 to $29,899, and the top listing includes training and a seller warranty.

The two Clarity listings are 2018 units, which predate the June 2019 Clarity II clearance, so they are the original Clarity: one is listed at $18,975 with 624,998 combined pulses and one at $44,500 with 50,414 treatments.

Two 2018 PicoPlus units were once listed by a dealer at $35,000 and $45,000, and both are now sold out.

Quanta System's Discovery Pico Plus is a different laser, so check the maker before you compare a "Pico Plus" listing.

Other brands' equivalents to these Lutronic lines are on the page for all used aesthetic devices for sale.

Used Lutronic devices are listed at $14,999 to $74,950 as of November 2026, with a 2022 Hollywood Spectra at the top.

The Genius sits at the low end, with six listings from five sellers between $14,999 and $29,899.

These are asking prices, not sale prices.

Cynosure Lutronic now sells and services Lutronic systems, and its service page promises a 24–48 hour technical response to warranty and service-contract customers.

Its terms say its products are designed for Cynosure-approved parts only and that it is not liable for loss or damage after uncertified third-party parts are used.

The warranty excludes consumable components such as handpieces, electrodes and probes.

• Consumables: Genius uses RF microneedle tips (the GUDID database lists P14D, P16D, M49D and G49D), and Clarity II uses cryogen cooling instead of gel.
• eCO2: Cynosure Lutronic says the eCO2 3D has no per-treatment consumables and uses interchangeable 120, 300 and 500 μm tips.
• Tracking: Mosaic and eCO2 systems include IoT functions, and buyers consent to Cynosure collecting precise GPS device location for theft recovery, remote diagnostics and software updates.
• Current lines: the US provider menu lists Clarity II, Genius and Mosaic 3D among its products, and Hollywood Spectra is also sold under the Cynosure Lutronic name.

Lutronic does not publish a transfer or recertification fee, and the Cynosure Lutronic terms of sale that now cover its systems contain none either (checked November 2026).

Those terms warrant a system to the original purchaser for the shorter of 12 months from installation or 15 months from receipt, and they state that warranties are non-transferable.

The terms also say the authorization to operate the system and the software license end automatically if the usage terms are not met, after which Cynosure may stop selling parts, supplies and consumables to that customer.

The $10,000 figure in the same terms is a cancellation and restocking charge on refused deliveries, not a transfer fee.

Ask Cynosure Lutronic in writing for any fee and the software license status of the serial number before you pay a seller.

To compare these terms with Candela, Cutera and Lumenis, see how their transfer and recertification fees stack up against Cynosure Lutronic's.

Cynosure Lutronic's service contact form has a category for owners who bought a laser or device from a third party, which a buyer of a used Lutronic system can use to request service.

The 24–48 hour response promise covers warranty and service-contract customers, and the original warranty does not transfer, so ask about a service contract for the serial number before you close the purchase.

Lutronic merged with Cynosure in 2024, so Lutronic systems are now sold and serviced under the Cynosure Lutronic name.

The Lutronic and Lutronic Genius names remain registered trademarks of Lutronic Corporation, and lutronic.com/us now redirects to cynosure.com.

Because the same terms cover both product lines, also check the used Cynosure lasers from Lutronic's merger partner.

If you own a Genius, Spectra or Clarity II you no longer use, you can list it here and reach clinic buyers.