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

A used InMode Evolve is listed at $12,250 to $89,950 as of November 2026, with a median asking price of $56,949.50 across 4 listings from 4 sellers.

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

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

Treat this range as weak, because the 4 listings mix the older Evolve with EvolveX and state little about condition.

The lowest ask, $12,250, is for a 2021 Evolve (EmBody) console with a set of 6 Transform T3 applicators from 2022.

A U.S. seller lists an Evolve at $25,000.

The two top asks, $88,899 and $89,950, are for an EvolveX sold with manufacturer recertification and an Evolve from a U.S. seller.

Before you pay a top-end ask, run your treatment numbers through the ROI calculator to see if an Evolve ask pays back.

InMode Evolve has two platform generations: Evolve, cleared in 2019, and EvolveX, cleared in 2021, which InMode says replaced Evolve.

Used listings use the names Evolve, Evolve X and EmBody, so match each one to a clearance below.

InMode's 2025 annual report lists EvolveX, not Evolve, among its launched platforms.

InMode Evolve is a hands-free platform that uses sets of bipolar RF and EMS applicators.

Evolve is one of the hands-free systems priced side by side in the used body contouring machine prices that include Evolve.

We hold no verified power, size or weight figures for Evolve, so ask the seller for the operator manual before you book freight.

A complete used InMode Evolve system includes the console, at least one full applicator set and the software that runs it.

• Console, with model name (Evolve, EmBody or EvolveX) and serial
• Tite set: 8 bipolar RF applicators, if listed
• Tone set: 4 EMS applicators, if listed
• Transform set: 6 RF-plus-EMS applicators, if listed
• Software status for each applicator type

InMode describes each of its products as a platform plus handpieces or hands-free applicators, disposable parts and proprietary software.

A Transform T3 applicator set alone is listed at $7,000 by a dealer web store, so a missing set is a large gap in a used offer.

We hold no verified InMode transfer or recertification fee for a used Evolve as of November 2026.

One dealer lists an EvolveX at $88,899 with manufacturer recertification included, so recertification is part of at least some used EvolveX offers.

InMode generally gives a 12-month warranty on new products and sells support after that on a service-contract basis.

Ask the seller in writing whether InMode recertification and a service contract come with the unit, and who pays for them.

The Evolve Transform applicator in RF mode is FDA-cleared under K231495 for temporary relief of minor muscle aches and pain, temporary relief of muscle spasm and temporary improvement of local blood circulation.

• Temporary relief of minor muscle aches and pain
• Temporary relief of muscle spasm
• Temporary improvement of local blood circulation

Check the cleared indications for the exact applicators on the unit you buy.

Check five things on a used InMode Evolve: the generation, the applicator sets, recertification status, sale terms and the serial match.

1. Generation: confirm whether the console is Evolve, EmBody or EvolveX, because InMode says EvolveX replaced Evolve.
2. Applicator sets: count the applicators in each set against InMode's figures of 8 for Tite, 4 for Tone and 6 for Transform.
3. Recertification: ask whether InMode recertification is included, as it is on one EvolveX listed at $88,899.
4. Sale terms: get warranty and return terms in writing before you pay.
5. Serial match: match the serials on the console and each applicator set to the service records.

Ask too whether the software is unlocked for a new owner, since InMode runs each platform on proprietary software.

InMode says many of its handpieces and hands-free applicators are, or contain, one-time-use consumables that must be replaced after each treatment.

We hold no verified per-treatment consumable price for Evolve, so ask the seller and InMode which Evolve parts are single-use and what they cost before you compare offers.

GUDID labels the InMode consoles in our data set as prescription (Rx) devices.

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.

Ask the seller what license documents they need before they ship.

The closest alternatives to a used InMode Evolve are BTL Emsculpt Neo, Cutera truSculpt and InMode BodyTite, listed at $24,500–$89,950, $7,800–$29,999 and $11,500–$62,750 as of November 2026.

Emsculpt Neo has the most listings of the three, 12 from 8 sellers, and its listings and applicator minutes are on the used Emsculpt Neo page for comparing against Evolve.

Cutera truSculpt is listed at $7,800 to $29,999 across 5 listings, and truSculpt flex is cleared under K212866 for improvement of abdominal tone.

InMode BodyTite, from InMode, the same brand as Evolve, is listed at $11,500 to $62,750 across 4 listings.

If you are selling a used InMode Evolve, you can list it on AestheticDeviceMarket.