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

A used VirtueRF is listed at $8,000–$59,950 as of November 2026, with a median asking price of $19,999 across 7 listings.

Five of the 7 asking prices sit between $8,000 and $29,900, for units with model years from 2019 to 2023.

One dealer lists two units, a 2020 system and a 2021 system with eye, face and body handpieces, at $59,950 each.

Those two listings pull the high end up, so the $19,999 median is the better reference point.

The lowest asking price, $8,000, is for a 2019 unit listed with a Smart RF handpiece.

Newer units carry higher asking prices in the middle of the range: a 2022 unit is listed at $19,999 and a 2023 unit at $29,900.

The price table above shows every asking price by model year and seller type.

VirtueRF has two FDA 510(k) clearances, both held by ShenB Co., Ltd.: K202415 from January 22, 2021, and K211562, named “Virtue RF”, from November 23, 2021.

Used listings give model years from 2019 to 2023.

Some listings give 2019 and 2020 model years, which are earlier than the first clearance date, so ask the seller which 510(k) covers the unit's model and serial number.

VirtueRF is an RF microneedling system that delivers radiofrequency energy through 36 gold-coated needles, per Cartessa Aesthetics.

VirtueRF is not a Cynosure product, and Cynosure Lutronic's US product list has no Virtue system.

VirtueRF sits next to other used RF microneedling systems priced side by side with it.

VirtueRF is FDA-cleared, in its 1 MHz mode, for electrocoagulation and hemostasis in dermatologic and general surgical procedures and for the percutaneous treatment of facial wrinkles.

• 1 MHz mode: electrocoagulation and hemostasis in dermatologic and general surgical procedures.
• 1 MHz mode: percutaneous treatment of facial wrinkles.
• Skin types I–V.
• 2 MHz mode: not intended to treat wrinkles.

Both clearances date from 2021, and the cleared wording is the only treatment claim a seller should make for the device.

Cartessa Aesthetics, the US seller of VirtueRF, is the company to ask about tip supply and any transfer or recertification fee for a used unit.

Ask Cartessa in writing whether it will sell tips to you as the new owner, at what price per tip and with what minimum order.

Ask in the same request whether a recertification fee applies and what it costs, and get the answer before you pay a deposit.

Cynosure Lutronic does not list VirtueRF among its US products, so Cynosure is not the company to ask.

Transfer and recertification fees for brands other than Cartessa are compared separately.

Check five things on a used VirtueRF: 510(k) match, handpieces, tip supply, service records and serial match.

1. 510(k) match: confirm the unit is covered by K202415 or K211562, since some listings give 2019 and 2020 model years.
2. Handpieces: count them against the listing, because one 2019 unit is listed with a Smart RF handpiece and one 2021 unit with eye, face and body handpieces.
3. Tip supply: get written confirmation from Cartessa that it will sell tips to the new owner.
4. Service records: ask for every service date, repair and part replaced.
5. Serial match: the serial numbers on the console, handpieces and paperwork should match.

A complete used VirtueRF system includes the console and every handpiece named in the listing.

Listings differ by the handpieces they name, from a Smart RF handpiece on a 2019 unit to eye, face and body handpieces on a 2021 unit.

• Console
• Each handpiece named in the listing
• Tips on hand, with their count
• Cables and power cord
• Operator manual and service paperwork

Ask the seller to confirm each item in writing, since a missing handpiece changes what the asking price buys.

VirtueRF is a prescription device, so the buyer needs a practitioner licensed by law to direct its use.

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.

The closest alternatives to a used VirtueRF are Vivace, Morpheus8 and Genius RF, with median asking prices of $24,900, $23,750 and $19,995 as of November 2026.

Vivace is also made by ShenB, and it is listed at $8,995 to $30,899 across 5 listings.

Morpheus8 is listed at $12,995 to $79,000 across 13 listings.

Genius RF is listed at $14,999 to $29,899 across 6 listings.

VirtueRF's $19,999 median sits close to Genius RF and below Vivace and Morpheus8.