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

A used Exion is listed at $19,999 to $32,985 as of November 2026, with a median asking price of $29,900 across 3 listings.

All 3 listings are 2023 units, so model year does not explain the $12,986 spread.

The lowest ask, $19,999, comes from a dealer on a medical equipment marketplace.

The other two asks, $29,900 and $32,985, come from a reseller listing and a dealer's own web store.

None of the 3 listings states a treatment count, so ask each seller for the console's usage log.

Three listings make a thin range, so read the price box as a snapshot, not a market rate.

Every used Exion listed in our data is a 2023 BTL unit.

Versions differ by applicator set instead: FDA's GUDID lists an Exion Body applicator (BTL-785-1), a Face applicator (BTL-785-2) and a Fractional RF applicator (BTL-785-4).

Dealers also sell the Fractional RF applicator on its own under a shared Emface/Exion name, such as a 2024 applicator listed at $10,899.

BTL Exion is a prescription radiofrequency system that delivers RF energy through Body, Face and Fractional RF applicators.

The 510(k) numbers above belong to the BTL-785 family, so match the exact K-number to the configuration you are buying.

Exion sits among the systems compared on the used RF microneedling price list that sets Exion against its rivals, where each model's used range is shown side by side.

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

BTL's US aesthetics domain 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 Fractional RF tips before you pay a seller, and compare the answer with how BTL's transfer and recertification fees compare with other brands.

BTL lists the Exion's indications by applicator, and FDA's GUDID listings place each applicator in BTL's BTL-785 510(k) family.

• Body and Face applicators: heating for pain, muscle spasm and circulation, and temporary cellulite reduction.
• Fractional RF applicator with non-insulated tips: "use in dermatological and general surgical procedures for electrocoagulation and hemostasis".

Confirm the cleared indications for your exact configuration against its K-number before you advertise a treatment.

Check five things on a used Exion: the applicator set, the labels and serials, the usage log, BTL support terms and the seller's terms.

1. Applicator set: confirm which of the Body, Face and Fractional RF applicators are in the sale, since one 2024 Fractional RF applicator alone is listed at $10,899.
2. Labels and serials: match each applicator label to BTL-785-1, BTL-785-2 or BTL-785-4 and to the serial numbers on the invoice.
3. Usage log: ask for the treatment count, because none of the 3 current listings states one.
4. BTL support terms: get BTL's answer on service and tip supply for a second owner in writing, since BTL publishes no transfer policy.
5. Seller terms: confirm warranty, shipping and who installs the system before you pay.

A complete used Exion system includes the console and the applicators the seller lists, up to three types.

• Exion console
• Body applicator (BTL-785-1)
• Face applicator (BTL-785-2)
• Fractional RF applicator (BTL-785-4)
• Non-insulated tips for the Fractional RF applicator

The Fractional RF applicator uses tips, so ask the seller how many unused tips come with the system.

No, not everyone can buy one: FDA's GUDID lists all 3 Exion applicators as prescription (Rx) devices.

The federal labelling rule, 21 CFR 801.109, lets a prescription device be sold only to, or on the order of, a licensed practitioner, and states add their own purchase rules.

This is not legal advice, so confirm your state's rules before you buy.

The closest alternatives to a used Exion are the Morpheus8, the Potenza and the Secret RF, listed at $12,995–$79,000, $14,500–$46,000 and $7,500–$19,999 as of November 2026.

The Morpheus8 range covers 13 listings from 9 sellers, and its tips and fee are on the used Morpheus8 price and InMode transfer fee page.

Its median ask of $23,750 sits below the Exion's $29,900 median.

The Potenza range covers 5 listings, with a median ask of $22,899.

The Secret RF is the lowest-priced of the three, with a median ask of $14,500 across 5 listings.

Selling a used Exion?

List it for $300, one-time.