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

A used DiamondGlow is listed at $11,500–$14,500 as of November 2026, across four listings from three sellers.

The price box above shows the median, and the table shows each listing point.

The low end is two $11,500 units, one of them a system with a cart whose seller reports under 140 total hours of use.

The high end is a $14,500 system that the seller describes as three years old with one owner.

A 2022 pre-owned unit is listed between them at $13,875 on a dealer web store.

We have no verified new price for DiamondGlow, so this page shows no used-versus-new gap.

All four figures are asking prices, not sale prices.

DiamondGlow was already on the market before 2021, because AbbVie's annual report for 2020 lists it among Allergan Aesthetics products.

The exact launch year was not found in our sources.

The FDA's device identifier database (GUDID) lists the device as the SP3 DiamondGlow, model A0142_DG.

Used listings carry different brand names for the same machine: some say Allergan, while others say Envy or Envy Medical.

Where a listing gives a year, it is recent: one is a 2022 unit and another is described as three years old.

Ask the seller for the serial number and model number so you can match them to the SP3 DiamondGlow record.

DiamondGlow is a dermabrasion system that Allergan says exfoliates, extracts and infuses, which it calls 3X1 technology.

DiamondGlow is one of the systems priced side by side in used hydradermabrasion machine prices that include DiamondGlow.

Allergan's site states that DiamondGlow and its design are trademarks of Allergan, Inc., an AbbVie company.

Other Allergan models are listed on used Allergan Aesthetics devices beyond DiamondGlow.

We found no published Allergan transfer fee, recertification fee or resale policy for a used DiamondGlow as of November 2026.

Ask Allergan in writing, before you pay, whether a new owner can open a serum account for a secondhand unit and at what cost.

This differs from HydraFacial, which states a $10,000 recertification fee for any secondhand HydraFacial device.

Allergan states that DiamondGlow is indicated for general dermabrasion of the skin and also delivers topical cosmetic serums.

• General dermabrasion of the skin
• Delivery of topical cosmetic serums

We found no 510(k) clearance under the DiamondGlow name, so this page does not call it FDA-cleared or FDA-approved.

DiamondGlow works only with SkinMedica Pro-Infusion Serums, so serum supply runs through Allergan.

We have no verified per-treatment serum price, so get a current quote from Allergan and set it against the per-treatment consumables costs of devices that compete with DiamondGlow before you buy.

A used machine is only useful if you can buy serums for it, which makes the serum account the first thing to confirm.

A complete used DiamondGlow listing should state the console, the cart, each handpiece and the diamond tips included.

• Console
• Rolling cart
• Handpieces (face, plus body if listed)
• Diamond tips, with sizes
• Power cord

One dealer listing on DOTmed names a cart, face and body handpieces and 6 mm diamond tips.

Another dealer lists the system with its cart.

Check five things on a used DiamondGlow: usage hours, handpieces and tips, serum supply, service records and serial match.

1. Usage hours: one listing states under 140 total hours, so ask every seller for an hour count.
2. Handpieces and tips: confirm every handpiece and tip size in the listing is in the crate.
3. Serum supply: get Allergan's answer on a serum account for the new owner in writing.
4. Service records: ask for dated service and repair invoices.
5. Serial match: match the console label to the SP3 DiamondGlow model A0142_DG and to the seller's paperwork.

A keyword search of openFDA's recall records found no recall mentioning DiamondGlow as of November 2026.

GUDID lists the SP3 DiamondGlow as a prescription (Rx) device.

Have your license or medical director details ready before you contact a seller.

The closest alternatives to a used DiamondGlow are the HydraFacial MD Elite, the HydraFacial Syndeo and the HydraFacial Allegro, with asking prices of $5,800–$20,899, $7,500–$28,000 and $12,500–$14,899 as of November 2026.

The MD Elite has the most listings of the three, and its fee and specs are on the used HydraFacial MD Elite page as a DiamondGlow alternative.

Add HydraFacial's $10,000 recertification fee to any secondhand HydraFacial price when you compare it with DiamondGlow.