Used Alma Opus for Sale: Current Listings, Used Price Range and What to Check

A used Alma Opus machine is listed at $15,975–$49,000 as of November 2026, across 6 listings from 4 dealers and sellers.

Compare the used Alma Opus fractional RF systems for sale below, check which applicators each one includes, and contact sellers directly.

How much does a used Alma Opus cost?

Asking prices, 6 listings, Nov 2026
$15,975–$49,000Used asking rangeMedian $33,475
—New priceSee below
—Transfer feeSee below
—ConsumablesSee below
Low $15,975Median $33,475High $49,000

Used Alma Opus listings

Compare 6 used Alma Opus systems for sale from dealers and clinics.

How much is a used Alma Opus listed for?

A used Alma Opus is listed at $15,975–$49,000 in asking prices as of November 2026, across 6 listings from 4 dealers and sellers.

The price box above shows the median and every price point, so read those numbers with the model year and applicators in mind.

Year does not set the price: the lowest ask is a 2021 Opus at $15,975, and the highest is also a 2021 Opus, at $49,000.

The 2022 and 2023 units with both the Opus Plasma and Colibri applicators are listed at $31,975–$39,000.

Two 2022 listings from Rock Bottom Lasers, at $31,975 on its own site and $34,975 on DOTmed, describe the same configuration and may be one unit.

Rock Bottom Lasers shows a stated original price of $170,000 on its Opus listings, which is a dealer figure, not an Alma list price.

Used Alma Opus asking prices, Nov 2026: $15,975–$49,000 across 6 listings

Alma Opus model years and configurations

Alma Opus listings span 4 model years, 2020 to 2023, and differ mainly in which applicators ship with the console.

Model yearApplicators named in the listingAsking price, November 2026
2020Opus Plasma$29,900
2021Ask the seller$15,975 and $49,000
2022Opus Plasma fractional handpiece, Colibri, smoke evacuator$31,975 and $34,975
2023Opus Plasma and Colibri$39,000

The listings do not name separate Opus generations, so ask each seller for the manufacture date and the applicator list.

Alma Opus specs and technology

Alma Opus is a fractional RF platform for skin resurfacing and face tightening that uses 40.68 MHz AlmaWave RF and has 4 available applicators, including the Opus Plasma.

Alma describes it as fractional RF, so it is not a laser, even where a listing calls it one.

BrandAlma Lasers, maker of the Opus, and its other used devices
TechnologyFractional radiofrequency (AlmaWave RF)
RF frequency40.68 MHz
Applicators4 available, including Opus Plasma and Colibri
Opus Plasma tips4 tip types, including Focus and Glide; phase-shifting technology for variable heating depths
FDA 510(k)K201520, decision October 27, 2021, within the Alma Lasers Family of Accent RF Systems

Opus is not a microneedling device, but it is priced next to those systems among used RF microneedling machines that compete with the Opus.

Alma Opus tips and consumables

The Alma Opus FDA clearance covers 2 sets of tips: Focus and Glide tips for the Opus Plasma applicator, and tips for the Colibri applicator.

One dealer's 2022 Opus listing states that recertification is necessary to buy new tips, so confirm tip access with Alma before you pay.

Ask the seller how many unused tips come with the unit, by tip type.

What to check on a used Alma Opus

Check five things on a used Alma Opus: applicators, tip access, manufacture date, service records and serial match.

  1. Applicators: confirm whether the Opus Plasma and Colibri applicators are both included, since the 2022 and 2023 listings name both.
  2. Tip access: get Alma's written answer on whether you can buy tips after the sale, since one dealer says recertification comes first.
  3. Manufacture date: ask the seller for the manufacture date, as one 2022 listing gives it (June 22, 2022).
  4. Service records: ask for the unit's service history from the seller.
  5. Serial match: match the console and applicator serial numbers to the seller's paperwork.

What clinics use the Alma Opus for

Alma Opus is FDA-cleared under K201520 (2021), with its Opus Plasma tips (Focus and Glide) indicated for dermatological procedures requiring ablation and resurfacing of the skin.

The same 510(k) covers the Opus System, the Colibri applicator and its tips, so check that the applicators on your unit match it.

Alma transfer fee for a used Alma Opus

Alma does not publish a transfer or recertification fee for a used Opus; its website showed no transfer, recertification or certified pre-owned policy when checked in November 2026.

Because one dealer says tips require recertification, get Alma's fee and terms in writing and compare them with other brands' transfer and recertification fees for devices like the Opus.

Who can buy a used Alma Opus

Federal rule 21 CFR 801.109 says a prescription device is to be sold only to, or on the order of, a practitioner licensed by law to direct its use.

Ask the seller whether the Opus you are buying is labeled as a prescription device, and plan the purchase in the name of a licensed practitioner if it is.

Washington, for example, treats use of radiofrequency and plasma devices that alter the skin and that FDA classifies as prescription devices as the practice of medicine.

Alma Opus alternatives with used prices

The closest alternatives to a used Alma Opus are the Agnes RF, the InMode Morpheus8 and the Cynosure Potenza, all RF systems for skin.

The Agnes RF is listed from $13,995 (2018) to $39,000 (2022), and its specs and fee are on Used Agnes RF for Sale: Price, Specs & Transfer Fee.

The Morpheus8 is listed from $12,995 (on an Embrace RF console) to $79,000 (a 2022 Optimas with Morpheus8 Body and Face, Diolaze, Lumecca and Forma).

The Potenza is listed from $14,500 to $46,000 (2022).

Alma Opus questions

Is the Alma Opus a laser?

No, Alma describes the Opus as a fractional RF platform using 40.68 MHz AlmaWave RF.

Some dealer listings call it a laser, but the Opus Plasma applicator delivers RF energy.

Can a used Alma Opus get tips from Alma?

One dealer's Opus listing states that recertification is necessary to buy new tips.

Alma does not publish its recertification policy or fee, so get its terms in writing before you buy.

Can I contact a Alma Opus seller directly?

Yes.

The form on each listing goes straight to the seller, and AestheticDeviceMarket never takes payment for a device.

Inspect the device and check the paperwork before you pay.

Where do the used prices come from?

From dated asking prices on dealer and clinic listings, never from sale prices.

We show a range only when at least 3 listings from 2 or more sellers back it.

Sources

Every number on this page comes from one of these sources and was checked against it.

  1. rockbottomlasers.com · rockbottomlasers.com
  2. dotmed.com · DOTmed
  3. rockbottomlasers.com · rockbottomlasers.com
  4. dotmed.com · DOTmed
  5. dotmed.com · DOTmed
  6. dotmed.com · DOTmed
  7. almalasers.com · almalasers.com
  8. accessdata.fda.gov · U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  9. almalasers.com · almalasers.com
  10. ecfr.gov · ecfr.gov
  11. app.leg.wa.gov · app.leg.wa.gov
  12. dotmed.com · DOTmed
  13. dotmed.com · DOTmed
  14. dotmed.com · DOTmed
  15. dotmed.com · DOTmed
  16. bimedis.com · bimedis.com

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