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

A used Fotona SP Dynamis is listed at $53,000–$90,000 as of November 2026, with a median asking price of $59,000 across 3 listings from 2 sellers.

The price guide above lists each price point.

A 2020 SP Dynamis Pro with R33-T, PS03 and R11 handpieces is listed at $53,000 by an export reseller, with 593,200 Er:YAG and 620,000 Nd:YAG pulses on the counter.

A 2022 SP Dynamis Pro is listed at $59,000 by the same export reseller.

A 2022 SP Dynamis with an R33-T handpiece is listed at $90,000 by a dealer, the top of the range.

Two of the three prices come from one export reseller, so treat the range as thin until more listings appear.

A US dealer lists a new 2025 SP Dynamis Pro in stock without a price, so this guide gives no used-vs-new gap.

Machines sold as a "Fotona 4D SP Dynamis" by a Chinese factory seller are look-alikes, not Fotona systems, and we keep them out of the range.

Used SP Dynamis listings name two versions, the SP Dynamis and the SP Dynamis Pro, and Fotona's US site now features a third, the SP Dynamis Max.

Sellers use the names loosely, so confirm the model on the serial plate before you compare prices.

The Fotona SP Dynamis is a dual-wavelength laser system that delivers flashlamp-pumped Er:YAG at 2940 nm and Nd:YAG at 1064 nm from one console.

The SP Dynamis is one of the erbium-capable platforms priced side by side in the used erbium laser category where the SP Dynamis is listed.

Ask the seller for the operator manual to confirm power, voltage and weight before you arrange shipping.

Other Fotona systems on the market are in used Fotona listings beyond the SP Dynamis.

Fotona does not publish a transfer or recertification fee; its US support page, checked in November 2026, lists none.

The same page says newly installed Fotona devices carry a one-year warranty from the installation date.

Fotona sells service agreements as a one-year extended warranty and recommends annual preventive maintenance.

Ask Fotona in writing what it charges to put the serial number on a service agreement, then compare its terms with how other brands' transfer and recertification fees stack up against Fotona's.

Check five things on a used SP Dynamis: the pulse counts, the handpieces, the model name, Fotona support status and the serial match.

1. Pulse counts: ask for the Er:YAG and Nd:YAG counts separately, as one listing gives 593,200 Er:YAG and 620,000 Nd:YAG pulses.
2. Handpieces: get the list in writing, such as the R33-T, PS03 and R11, and match it to the seller's photos.
3. Model name: confirm SP Dynamis, SP Dynamis Pro or another Dynamis family model on the serial plate.
4. Fotona support: ask Fotona whether the unit can go on a service agreement, since its one-year warranty is described for newly installed devices.
5. Serial match: match the serial on the console and each handpiece to the service records.

Fotona's US orders team sells handpieces, tips and accessories, so you can price a missing handpiece before you make an offer.

A complete used SP Dynamis system includes the console and every handpiece the seller lists.

• Console, with the year and model name on the serial plate
• R33-T handpiece, named in both 2022 and 2020 listings
• PS03 and R11 handpieces, if listed
• Er:YAG and Nd:YAG pulse counter readings
• Service records and any Fotona service agreement

The 2020 unit at $53,000 lists three handpieces, while the 2022 unit at $90,000 names one, so compare the full kit and not just the year.

The SP Dynamis is FDA-cleared under 510(k) K143723 (2015) for indications that differ by wavelength.

• Nd:YAG 1064 nm: vascular lesions and soft tissue, and permanent reduction of unwanted hair in Fitzpatrick skin types I–VI
• Er:YAG 2940 nm: soft and hard tissue ablation, including dermatology soft tissue resurfacing

The SP Dynamis is FDA-cleared, not FDA-approved, because it reached the market through 510(k) clearance.

No, not everyone: the SP Dynamis is a medical laser, and some states limit laser sales to licensed buyers.

Georgia's medical board defines lasers as prescription devices that can be sold only to licensed practitioners with prescriptive authority.

Texas requires a physician's order or prescription to buy a laser hair removal device, which matters because the SP Dynamis Nd:YAG is cleared for hair reduction.

The closest alternatives to a used SP Dynamis are the Sciton Joule, the Sciton Profile and the Sciton Joule with Halo, listed at $49,000–$198,000, $24,000–$49,500 and $108,000–$135,000 as of November 2026.

The Joule also pairs erbium with Nd:YAG and broadband light, and its 6 listings are on the used Sciton Joule price and spec page as an SP Dynamis alternative.

The Sciton Profile has 5 listings from 2003–2009 units, at a median asking price of $34,900.

A Joule with the Halo module has 4 listings from 3 sellers, at a median asking price of $109,000.