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

A used PicoWay is listed at $59,900 to $89,950 as of November 2026, with a median of $79,925 across four dealer listings.

The low end is a 2017 unit listed at $59,900 with 1064, 532 and 785 nm tattoo handpieces plus 1064 and 532 nm Resolve handpieces.

The high end is $89,950, asked by one dealer for both a 2017 unit and a refurbished 2019 unit with four handpieces.

A fourth dealer lists a PicoWay at $69,900 without stating the year.

Two 2017 units are listed at $59,900 and $89,950 by different sellers, so compare the handpiece list and service work, not the year alone.

Candela publishes no certified pre-owned price list as of November 2026.

PicoWay launched in 2015, and Candela still lists it under the same name in its US product menu as of November 2026.

PicoWay is one of the models covered on our used Candela page, the brand behind PicoWay.

Listings in our data are 2017 and 2019 units, so ask which handpieces each one carries before you compare prices.

PicoWay is a picosecond laser that delivers 532, 730, 785 and 1064 nm through a standard Zoom handpiece and optional Resolve micro-beam handpieces.

These figures come from Candela's product page and the K220853 510(k) summary.

PicoWay is one of the systems priced side by side on the used picosecond laser price page that sets PicoWay next to other pico systems.

A complete used PicoWay includes the console, the Zoom 532/1064 nm handpiece and whichever optional handpieces the seller lists.

• Console
• Zoom 532/1064 nm handpiece (standard on every PicoWay)
• 785 nm and 730 nm handpieces for blue and green ink
• Resolve 1064 nm and 532 nm micro-beam handpieces
• Resolve Fusion handpiece

One refurbished 2019 listing at $89,950 includes four handpieces.

The $59,900 2017 unit lists a 785 nm handpiece but no 730 nm handpiece.

Check five things on a used PicoWay: the handpiece list, Candela's terms, model year, service records and serial match.

1. Handpiece list: get an itemized list, since one dealer's 2017 unit has no 730 nm handpiece.
2. Candela's terms: get Candela's written answer on fees and service for the serial number before you pay a deposit.
3. Model year: confirm the date of manufacture on the console label, since one listing gives no year.
4. Service records: ask what was replaced and when, as one dealer lists its 2019 unit as refurbished.
5. Serial match: match the serial numbers on the console, handpieces and paperwork, including units labeled Syneron.

No PicoWay pulse counts appear in the listings we track, so ask the seller for the counter reading.

Candela does not publish a transfer or recertification fee for a used PicoWay bought from a third-party seller.

Candela says there is no recertification fee when you buy a certified pre-owned system directly from Candela.

Candela's former certified pre-owned page shows no inventory, prices or terms as of November 2026.

Candela's certified devices page says every purchase from Candela includes a one-year warranty.

Ask Candela for its fee in writing before you buy, and compare it with the transfer and recertification fees of Candela's competitors.

PicoWay is FDA-cleared for tattoo removal by wavelength, plus acne scars, melasma, wrinkles and benign pigmented lesions with its Resolve handpieces.

• 1064 nm: black, brown, green, blue and purple tattoos on all Fitzpatrick skin types.
• 532 nm: red, yellow and orange tattoos on Fitzpatrick I–III.
• 730 nm: green and blue tattoos on Fitzpatrick I–IV.
• 785 nm: green and blue tattoos on Fitzpatrick II–IV.
• Resolve 1064 nm: acne scars on Fitzpatrick II–V and melasma on Fitzpatrick I–IV.
• Resolve Fusion 532 nm: benign pigmented lesions.

These indications come from the 2022 510(k) K220853, and PicoWay is FDA-cleared, not FDA-approved.

PicoWay is a prescription device, so its sale is limited to licensed practitioners or to buyers acting on a practitioner's order.

Federal rule 21 CFR 801.109 ties prescription-device sales to a licensed practitioner or that practitioner's order.

The closest alternatives to a used PicoWay are PicoSure, Lutronic PicoPlus and Quanta Discovery Pico, with PicoSure listed at $24,900–$69,995 as of November 2026.

PicoSure has five listings from four sellers in our data, and its fee and specs are on the used PicoSure page for weighing Cynosure's pico laser against PicoWay.

No current priced PicoPlus listing was found, though two 2018 units were listed at $35,000 and $45,000 before they sold out.

One 2018 Quanta Discovery Pico Plus is listed at $49,900, too few for a range.

Lutronic PicoPlus is FDA-cleared at 532 nm and 1064 nm, while PicoWay adds 730 nm and 785 nm.