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

A used Emface is listed at $21,500 to $89,950 as of November 2026, with a median asking price of $43,885 across 8 listings.

Every unit in our data is a 2022 or 2023 system, so model year explains little of the spread.

The three highest asks, $59,999 to $89,950, come from a single dealer.

The lowest ask, $21,500, is a 2023 workstation with 3 applicators where the buyer arranges shipping.

A 2023 unit listed with eye, chin, cheek and forehead treatments is asking $34,995, so count the applicators before you compare prices.

These are dealer asking prices, not sale prices.

Emface listings on the used market are 2022 and 2023 BTL units.

The name has one trap: InMode also used the name EmFace for a different RF device, cleared by FDA in 2019 under K191855 and now sold as Evoke.

An "InMode Evoke/EmFace" listing is not a BTL Emface, and its price does not belong in an Emface comparison.

BTL Emface is a prescription face system that BTL lists with applicators for the forehead, cheeks, submentum and eyes.

BTL does not print K-numbers for Emface, so the link between K243290 and the Emface trade name rests on the matching BTL-785 model family and indication.

Emface is one of the systems priced side by side in our used RF skin tightening price comparison that includes Emface.

BTL does not publish a transfer, recertification or pre-owned fee for a used Emface, as of November 2026.

BTL's US aesthetics site now redirects to its consumer site, BodybyBTL, and neither that site nor btlnet.com publishes a transfer policy.

Ask BTL in writing what a new owner pays for service and applicators before you pay a seller, and compare the answer with what brands that do publish terms charge for transfer and recertification.

Check five things on a used Emface: the maker, the applicator set, the controller label, service history and the seller's terms.

1. Maker: DOTmed carries Emface-named machines from a Chinese exporter whose BTL-named clones are listed at $5,000 to $9,600, and these are not BTL devices.
2. Applicator set: listings range from 3 applicators to 4 treatment areas, so confirm each applicator is in the sale.
3. Controller label: match the console label to the EMFACE controller model BTL-785-7 and its serial number.
4. Service history: ask who serviced the unit, since BTL publishes no transfer, recertification or pre-owned policy.
5. Seller terms: confirm who pays for shipping, since at least one low-priced listing leaves shipping to the buyer.

An openFDA keyword search on November 11, 2026 found no recall record naming Emface, though recalls filed under BTL model numbers could be missed.

A complete used Emface system includes the controller and the face applicators the seller lists, which is 3 or 4 in the listings that give a count.

• EMFACE controller (BTL-785-7)
• Forehead applicator
• Cheek applicators
• Submentum (chin) applicator
• Eye applicator

BTL applicators also trade on their own, such as a 2024 Emface/Exion Fractional RF applicator listed at $10,899.

BTL says Emface is FDA-cleared to treat TMJ dysfunction and associated pain, relieve muscle-spasm symptoms and help maintain or increase jaw range of motion.

• TMJ dysfunction and associated pain (related 510(k) K243290, 2025)
• Relief of muscle-spasm symptoms
• Maintaining or increasing jaw range of motion
• Noninvasive temporary reduction of facial wrinkles
• Submentum and Eye applicators: aesthetic use including facial and neck stimulation or body skin stimulation

No, not everyone can buy one: FDA's GUDID lists the Emface controller as a prescription (Rx) device.

The closest alternatives to a used Emface are the Venus Legacy, the BTL Exilis Ultra 360 and the Thermage FLX, listed at $15,000–$29,950, $10,750–$29,950 and $64,950 as of November 2026.

The Venus Legacy has 8 listings in our data, the same count as the Emface, and its prices are on the used Venus Legacy page, for comparison with Emface.

The Exilis Ultra 360 is another BTL RF system, with 6 listings in our data.

The Thermage FLX figure is a single 2021 listing, not a range.

Selling a used Emface?

List it for $300, one-time.