Used Exilis Ultra 360 for Sale: Current Listings, Used Price Range and What to Check

A used Exilis Ultra 360 is listed at $10,750 to $29,950 in asking prices as of November 2026, across 6 listings from 6 sellers.

Five of the six are dealer listings, and one comes from an unnamed seller on Bimedis.

Model year explains little of the spread: a 2016 unit is listed at $10,750, a 2021 unit at $15,400 and a 2018 unit with Femme at $19,995.

Three listings give no model year, including the highest ask of $29,950, so ask every seller for the year and the build date on the console label.

Across the wider Exilis family (Exilis, Elite, 360 and Ultra), 8 priced DOTmed listings from 6 sellers asked $9,995 to $34,000 on November 11, 2026.

Listings titled only "Exilis Ultra" or "Exilis Ultra / Femme" are left out of the Ultra 360 range because they do not confirm the 360 configuration.

BTL's Exilis line was FDA-cleared through 510(k) as EXILIS Model 5000 (K092191, 2009), Exilis XP (K143040, 2015) and Exilis XP II (K163176, 2017).

FDA's GUDID database lists Exilis Ultra 360 as its own BTL Industries record, published August 15, 2017, next to separate Exilis Ultra and Exilis Protégé records.

Dealers use several names for the same family, such as "Exilis 360", "Exilis Elite Ultra 360" and "Exilis Ultra360 Femme".

One DOTmed listing, the 2016 unit at $10,750, is titled "Exilis 360" while its description says Exilis Ultra 360, so read the console label rather than the listing title.

We found no source that ties a specific 510(k) number to the Ultra 360 name.

Exilis Ultra 360 is a BTL radiofrequency (RF) system, and FDA cleared the Exilis XP II in the same line for RF heating and temporary cellulite reduction.

Ask the seller for the operator manual to confirm RF output, power and console size.

The Exilis Ultra 360 is one of the systems priced side by side in the used RF skin tightening price list that includes the Exilis Ultra 360.

The Exilis XP II, BTL's 2017 Exilis clearance, is FDA-cleared for RF heating and for a temporary reduction in the appearance of cellulite.

• Temporary reduction in the appearance of cellulite (K163176, 2017)
• RF heating for pain relief
• RF heating for muscle spasm
• RF heating for circulation

Because no source links the Ultra 360 name to one clearance, ask the seller for the model number on the console label and match it to the FDA record.

Some dealer listings call the Exilis "FDA-approved", but Exilis devices went through 510(k) premarket notification, so the correct term is FDA-cleared.

BTL does not publish a transfer, recertification or pre-owned fee for a used Exilis Ultra 360, 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 policy for second owners.

Ask BTL in writing what a new owner pays for service and parts before you pay a seller, and compare the answer with BTL's transfer and recertification fees next to other brands.

A complete used Exilis Ultra 360 system includes the console and every applicator the seller names in the listing.

• Console with a readable model and serial label
• Each applicator or handpiece named in the listing
• Femme applicator, if the listing says Femme
• Power cord
• Operator manual and service records

The 2018 unit listed at $19,995 includes Femme, so check that a Femme listing actually ships with that applicator.

Check five things on a used Exilis Ultra 360: the console label, the configuration, the model year, service history and BTL's support terms.

1. Console label: match the model and serial number to the GUDID Exilis Ultra 360 record and to the seller's paperwork.
2. Configuration: confirm 360 versus plain Ultra or Elite, since listing titles mix the names.
3. Model year: half the current listings give no year, so ask for it before you compare prices.
4. Service history: ask who serviced the unit and when, since BTL publishes no pre-owned policy.
5. Support terms: get BTL's answer on service and parts for a new owner in writing before you pay.

FDA's GUDID lists the Exilis Ultra 360 as a prescription (Rx) device, so not every buyer can purchase one.

Under 21 CFR 801.109, a prescription device is sold only to or on the prescription or other order of a licensed practitioner.

The closest alternatives to a used Exilis Ultra 360 are the Venus Legacy, the Alma Accent Prime and the BTL Emface, listed at $15,000–$29,950, $9,500–$29,900 and $21,500–$89,950 as of November 2026.

The Venus Legacy range rests on 8 listings, and its prices and fees are on the used Venus Legacy price page for comparing against the Exilis Ultra 360.

The Accent Prime runs from a 2019 unit at $9,500 to a 2021 unit at $29,900.

The Emface runs from a 2023 unit at $21,500 to a 2022 unit at $89,950.

Other BTL models with used prices are on the used BTL device listings beyond the Exilis line.

Selling a used Exilis Ultra 360?

List it for $300, one-time.