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

A used InMode BodyTite is listed at $11,500 to $62,750 as of November 2026, with a median asking price of $33,499.50 across 4 listings from 4 sellers.

These are dealer asking prices read on November 11, 2026, not sale prices.

We hold no verified new price for BodyTite, so the price box shows no used-vs-new gap.

Treat this range as weak, because the 4 listings cover very different configurations under the BodyTite name.

The lowest ask, $11,500, is for a BodyTite RF console whose listing gives no year or handpiece list.

A 2025 BodyTite Pro is listed at $31,999, below a 2017 BodyTite bundled with Morpheus8 at $35,000.

The top ask, $62,750, is for a 2018 BodyTite Pro sold with Morpheus8 Face and Body, FaceTite and AccuTite handpieces.

In these listings, the handpieces bundled with the console move the price more than the year does.

BodyTite comes in two console names on the used market: the original BodyTite, built around the RFAL handpiece InMode introduced in 2010, and BodyTite Pro.

GUDID lists BodyTite Pro as model AG604881A, in a record published on May 19, 2024.

The GUDID date is when the record was published, not the launch year of BodyTite Pro, which our sources do not give.

BodyTite is an InMode radiofrequency platform that delivers RF-assisted lipolysis (RFAL) through a needle-size cannula plus external electrodes.

BodyTite is one of the minimally invasive systems priced next to non-invasive ones in the used body contouring category that includes BodyTite.

Confirm the 510(k) number on the console label with the seller, because the K-numbers above are filed for the InMode RF System rather than under the BodyTite name.

openFDA returned no recall records mentioning BodyTite when searched on November 11, 2026.

A complete used BodyTite system includes the console, its proprietary software, and the RFAL handpieces the console is set up to run.

InMode builds each product from a platform, one or more handpieces or applicators, a one-time disposable handpiece or tip, and proprietary software.

• Console: BodyTite or BodyTite Pro, with model and serial number.
• Software: the proprietary InMode software, with the handpieces it runs.
• RFAL handpieces: BodyTite, FaceTite or AccuTite, as listed.
• Morpheus8 handpieces: optional, since Morpheus8, Morpheus8 Body, Burst and Morpheus8V run on the BodyTite platform.
• Disposable stock: any unused single-use handpieces or tips.

Two of the 4 current listings bundle Morpheus8, and they are the two highest asks at $35,000 and $62,750.

Check five things on a used BodyTite: the handpiece list, software status, disposable supply, service records and serial match.

1. Handpiece list: get every handpiece named in writing, because the listings range from a console with no handpiece list to a bundle with Morpheus8 Face and Body, FaceTite and AccuTite.
2. Software status: confirm the console software runs each handpiece you are paying for.
3. Disposable supply: confirm in writing that InMode will sell the new owner single-use handpieces and tips.
4. Service records: ask for the service history and whether a service contract can transfer.
5. Serial match: match the serial on the console to the paperwork and the GUDID model AG604881A for a BodyTite Pro.

InMode gives a 12-month warranty on its products, then sells maintenance and support on a service-contract basis, so ask the seller whether any warranty or service contract remains.

InMode does not publish a transfer or recertification fee for a used BodyTite: its 2025 annual report and US customer-service page carry no transfer, resale or pre-owned policy (checked November 11, 2026).

Ask the seller and InMode for the fee, if any, in writing before you pay, and compare other brands' transfer and recertification fees against InMode's BodyTite terms.

The InMode RF System is FDA-cleared for dermatological and general surgical procedures where coagulation/contraction of soft tissue or hemostasis is needed (K240780, 2024).

The earlier clearance, K151793 from 2016, covered electro-coagulation and hemostasis in dermatological and general surgical procedures.

InMode describes BodyTite as minimally invasive, because its RFAL handpiece works through a needle-size cannula.

Each BodyTite treatment uses a single-use RFAL handpiece, which InMode classes as a consumable replaced after each treatment.

We hold no verified price for a BodyTite handpiece, so get a written quote from InMode or the seller and add it to your cost per treatment.

InMode platforms, BodyTite included, run on a 110/220 VAC input power supply.

Our sources give no weight or dimensions for the BodyTite console, so ask the seller for them before you book freight.

BodyTite Pro is listed in GUDID as a prescription (Rx) device under product code GEI.

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, and states add their own purchase rules.

The closest alternatives to a used BodyTite are Cynosure SmartLipo, InMode Evolve and BTL Vanquish ME, listed at $3,500–$24,950, $12,250–$89,950 and $4,750–$30,000 as of November 2026.

SmartLipo is the nearest match, because it also works through a thin cannula under the skin, and its prices and laser fibers are on Used SmartLipo for Sale: Price, Specs & Transfer Fee.

The $3,500 SmartLipo ask is for a 2007 single-wavelength unit, while 2011 Triplex units are listed at $10,000 and $24,950.