Used TempSure for Sale: Current Listings, Used Price Range and What to Check
A used Cynosure TempSure machine is listed at $5,995 to $52,000 as of November 2026, with a $15,000 median across 3 listings from 3 sellers.
Compare used TempSure systems for sale below, then check the handpieces, the software license and Cynosure's supply terms before you buy.
How much does a used TempSure cost?
Asking prices, 3 listings, Nov 2026Used TempSure listings
Compare 3 used TempSure systems for sale from dealers and clinics.
How much does a used TempSure cost?
A used TempSure is listed at $5,995 to $52,000 as of November 2026, with a median ask of $15,000 across 3 listings.
All 3 asks come from dealers listing on DOTmed, read on November 11, 2026.
The lowest ask, $5,995, is for a 2018 system with the console, stand, one handpiece and assorted tips.
The $15,000 ask is for a TempSure Envi with Smart Envi handpieces in 10, 20, 25 and 30 mm plus a TempSure Firm 60 mm handpiece, and the listing shows no model year.
The $52,000 ask is for a 2022 TempSure monopolar system, far above the other two asks.
That seller posted the same unit twice at the same price, and we count it once.
Three listings make a thin range, so compare handpiece count and model year before you compare price.
The price box above shows used asking prices only.

TempSure generations and versions
TempSure has 6 FDA 510(k) clearances found on record: K171262 (2017), K182365 (2018), K190678 (2019), K200241 (2020), K212891 (2022) and K223292 (2022).
| Clearance | FDA decision | Handpieces named |
|---|---|---|
| K171262 | September 22, 2017 | 10, 15 and 20 mm Portrait facial handpieces; 18–30 mm heating handpieces; Portrait massage device |
| K223292 | November 23, 2022 | Adds small 10 mm, 60 mm and FlexSure applicators to the heating indications |
K171262 is the earliest 510(k) found under the TempSure name, and Cynosure, Inc. is the applicant.
Cynosure now sells the platform as TempSure Envi under the Cynosure Lutronic name, after Cynosure and Lutronic merged in 2024.
Current listings use the names TempSure, TempSure Envi and TempSure Mono-polar System, with model years 2018 and 2022.
Other Cynosure models are listed on used Cynosure Lutronic devices beyond TempSure.
Ask the seller for the model number on the console label and match it to the FDA record, because listing titles vary.
TempSure specs and technology
TempSure Envi is a monopolar radiofrequency (RF) platform that delivers 4 MHz RF from a 300 W generator through interchangeable handpieces.
| Brand | Cynosure (Cynosure Lutronic, Westford, MA) |
|---|---|
| Technology | Monopolar radiofrequency (RF) |
| RF frequency | 4 MHz |
| Generator power | 300 W |
| Facial handpieces | 3 sizes, 10 mm to 20 mm |
| Add-on handpieces | TempSure Firm, TempSure Vitalia, TempSure Surgical |
| Neutral (grounding) pads | Single-use |
| Earliest 510(k) found | K171262, September 22, 2017 |
| Latest 510(k) found | K223292, November 23, 2022 |
| Model years listed | 2018, 2022 |
Ask the seller for the operator manual to confirm console weight, size and voltage before you book freight.
TempSure is one of the systems compared on used RF skin tightening machines that compete with TempSure Envi.
Handpieces and what a complete TempSure system includes
A complete used TempSure system includes the console, a stand, the facial handpieces, any add-on handpieces, tips and a supply of neutral pads.
- Console and stand: both are named in the 2018 listing at $5,995.
- Facial handpieces: Cynosure lists 3 sizes from 10 mm to 20 mm.
- Larger handpieces: one listing adds 25 mm and 30 mm Smart Envi handpieces.
- TempSure Firm: Cynosure's body handpiece for the abdomen, arms, buttocks and thighs, seen as a 60 mm handpiece in one listing.
- TempSure Vitalia and TempSure Surgical: add-on handpieces Cynosure lists for the platform.
- Neutral pads: single-use, so check how many come with the unit.
The 2018 unit lists one handpiece, while the $15,000 unit lists handpieces in five sizes, so compare handpiece count whenever you compare price.
Cynosure transfer fee for a used TempSure
Cynosure does not publish a transfer or recertification fee for a used TempSure; its terms of sale and its service page name no such fee (checked November 11, 2026).
Cynosure's terms say a customer's software license and authorization to operate end if usage requirements are not met, and Cynosure may then stop selling parts, supplies and consumables to that customer.
Cynosure's warranty covers the original purchaser only, for the shorter of 12 months from installation or 15 months from receipt, and it does not transfer to a second owner.
One dealer listing for a different Cynosure system, the Icon, advertises a "waived $30k Recertification Fee", which is a seller's claim and not a Cynosure figure.
Cynosure's contact form has a service category for devices bought from a third party, so ask Cynosure in writing about pad and handpiece supply before you pay a deposit.
Other brands' terms are compared in transfer and recertification fees set against Cynosure's TempSure terms.
What clinics use the TempSure for
TempSure's 10, 15 and 20 mm Portrait handpieces are FDA-cleared for non-ablative treatment of mild to moderate facial wrinkles and rhytids (K171262, 2017).
- Non-ablative treatment of mild to moderate facial wrinkles and rhytids: 10, 15 and 20 mm handpieces (K171262)
- Heating for temporary relief of pain, muscle spasms and increased local circulation: 18–30 mm handpieces (K171262)
- Temporary reduction in the appearance of cellulite: Portrait massage device (K171262)
- Heating to elevate tissue temperature: small 10 mm, 60 mm and FlexSure applicators added in K223292 (2022)
TempSure is not FDA-cleared for body skin tightening or fat reduction, and its larger handpieces are cleared for heating.
Cynosure describes TempSure Surgical for cutting and coagulation, so ask the seller which 510(k) covers any Surgical or Vitalia handpiece in the sale.
What to check on a used TempSure
Check five things on a used TempSure: handpiece condition, software license status, consumables supply, service records and serial match.
- Handpiece condition: ask for the age and condition of each handpiece, since Cynosure's warranty excludes handpieces and electrodes.
- Software license status: confirm the console's license is active, because Cynosure's terms let the license end if usage requirements are not met.
- Consumables supply: get written confirmation that Cynosure will sell neutral pads and handpieces to you as the new owner.
- Service records: ask for every service date and part replaced, and whether any non-Cynosure parts were fitted, since Cynosure disclaims liability after uncertified third-party parts are used.
- Serial match: the serial numbers on the console, handpieces and paperwork should match, and the model number should match a TempSure 510(k).
Who can buy a used TempSure
Who can run a used TempSure depends on state law, and Cynosure says state laws on delegating RF treatments to non-physicians vary and change over time.
Federal rules define a prescription device as one that is not safe except under the supervision of a practitioner licensed by law to direct its use (21 CFR 801.109).
Ask the seller what license documents they need before they ship, and check your state's delegation rules before you buy.
TempSure alternatives with used prices
The closest alternatives to a used TempSure are Venus Legacy, Exilis Ultra 360 and Accent Prime, listed at $15,000–$29,950, $10,750–$29,950 and $9,500–$29,900 as of November 2026.
Venus Legacy has the most listings of the three, 8, and its handpieces and fee terms are on the used Venus Legacy page for buyers weighing it against TempSure.
BTL's Exilis Ultra 360 is listed across 6 listings, and Alma's Accent Prime across 4.
TempSure's $15,000 median sits inside all three alternatives' ranges, while its $52,000 top ask sits above every one of them.
TempSure questions
Can a used TempSure get neutral pads and handpieces from Cynosure?
Cynosure does not publish a transfer fee, and its terms say it may stop selling supplies and consumables if license usage requirements are not met.
Ask Cynosure in writing, using its contact category for devices bought from a third party, before you pay.
Is TempSure FDA-cleared for body skin tightening?
No. Its cleared aesthetic indication is non-ablative treatment of mild to moderate facial wrinkles and rhytids, and its larger handpieces are cleared for heating, such as temporary relief of pain and muscle spasms.
Does the Cynosure warranty transfer with a used TempSure?
No. Cynosure's terms say its warranty covers the original purchaser only and is non-transferable.
Can I contact a TempSure 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.
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