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

Sciton has five device lines listed here: JOULE, HALO, BBL, MOXI and Profile.

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

HALO and MOXI are modules, not standalone consoles, so their rows price whole JOULE or mJOULE systems.

Some Profile units with BBL appear in both the BBL and Profile rows, so the rows share listings.

A used JOULE or Profile is priced by the modules and handpieces installed, so compare units with the same configuration.

Other makers' models are listed when you browse used aesthetic devices by model.

Used Sciton devices are listed at $24,000 to $198,000 as of November 2026, with a JOULE X that the dealer describes as like new at the top.

The low end is a 2006 Profile upgraded to ProFractional XC in 2011, listed by a dealer at $24,000.

A loaded 2023 JOULE is listed at $149,000, while JOULE 7 units from 2010 and 2017 ask $54,000 and $49,500.

These are asking prices, not sale prices.

Sciton takes service requests through its own website, but it publishes no transfer, recertification or pre-owned policy (checked November 2026).

Some used units are listed as having been under a manufacturer service contract, such as a 2015 JOULE with HALO and a 2007 Profile, so ask the seller whether any contract transfers.

Independent shops also list refurbished or rebuilt BBL handpieces, so a worn Sciton BBL handpiece is a known repair item.

• Service source: Sciton's service request channel; no published terms for second-hand owners.
• Handpieces and parts: refurbished or rebuilt BBL handpieces are listed by independent shops at $4,500 to $7,995.
• Consumables: MOXI uses a single-use roller tip whose computer chip tracks treatment duration, and Sciton publishes no tip price.

The JOULE is filled with distilled water, and Sciton's service sheet lists water level as one of the first power-on checks for a used JOULE.

No Sciton end-of-support notice for the Profile was found.

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

Its home, service request and blog pages, and its JOULE, mJOULE, HALO, MOXI and BBL HERO product pages, state no transfer or recertification fee.

The only public Sciton statement found is a 2017 trade-press quote from its general counsel saying recertification returns a used unit to manufacturer specifications.

That quote gives no fee amount, and Sciton publishes no pre-owned policy.

Ask Sciton in writing, with the serial number, what recertification costs before you agree a price.

To compare Sciton with other makers, see which laser makers publish transfer fees where Sciton does not.

Sciton describes itself as an employee-owned company headquartered in Palo Alto, California, founded in 1997.

The main naming shift in Sciton's FDA filings is from Profile to JOULE after 2008.

• 1997: Sciton is founded by James Hobart, PhD, and a co-founder.
• 2003: the Profile BBL System receives 510(k) K032460.
• 2008: the last Profile Multi-Platform 510(k), K081352, is cleared.
• 2011: the JOULE Multi-Platform System receives 510(k) K101916 and succeeds the Profile.
• 2020: Sciton launches BBL HERO.
• 2022: the mJOULE System receives 510(k) K213350.

Clinics with a JOULE, BBL or Profile they no longer use can list a used Sciton system for sale and reach buyers directly.