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

A used Lumecca system is listed at $13,500–$79,000 as of November 2026, with a median asking price of $36,000 across 6 dealer listings.

The price follows the console and the other handpieces more than the Lumecca itself, as the price table above shows.

The low end is a 2015 InMode workstation with only Forma and Lumecca 580, listed at $13,500.

The high end is a 2022 Optimas with Morpheus8 Face and Body, Diolaze, Forma and both Lumecca handpieces, listed at $79,000.

Newer consoles do not always ask more: a 2019 Optimas with 5 handpieces is listed at $64,999, while a 2023 Optimas with 4 handpieces and low shots is listed at $34,000.

A 2013 Lumecca 580 handpiece on its own is listed at $4,750, which sits outside the complete-system range.

Lumecca has 3 versions: the InMode SR IPL (2013), the Lumecca 515 and Lumecca 580 handpieces, and Lumecca Peak on the Optimas MAX (2025).

The used listings on this page carry Lumecca 515 or Lumecca 580 handpieces, not Lumecca Peak.

Lumecca is an intense pulsed light (IPL) applicator that delivers 515–1200 nm light through a pre-cooled sapphire block, according to its FDA 510(k) summary.

Lumecca is one of the IPL systems priced side by side in the used IPL machine price list that includes Lumecca.

A complete used Lumecca system includes an InMode console, at least one Lumecca handpiece and the console software that runs it.

• Console: InMode says each product consists of a platform, handpieces or applicators, a disposable handpiece or tip, and proprietary software.
• Lumecca handpiece: 515, 580 or both, as named in the listing.
• Other handpieces: used listings bundle Lumecca with Morpheus8, Forma, Diolaze, Vasculaze or Duo applicators.
• Software: ask the seller to confirm in writing that the console software runs every handpiece in the sale.

Ask the seller for a written list of handpieces, because each listing on this page bundles a different set of handpieces.

InMode does not publish a transfer or recertification fee for a used Lumecca or any other used InMode system, as of November 2026.

Its 2025 annual report on Form 20-F and its US customer-service page contain no transfer, recertification or pre-owned policy.

Ask InMode in writing what a new owner pays before service and supplies, and compare the answer with what other brands charge to transfer and recertify a used system like Lumecca.

InMode says it generally gives a 12-month warranty on its products and sells maintenance and support on a service contract after that.

The Lumecca 510(k) lists water-based gel as the coupling medium for treatment.

Lumecca is FDA-cleared under 510(k) K123860 (2013) for benign pigmented epidermal lesions and benign cutaneous vascular lesions.

• Benign pigmented epidermal lesions: dyschromia, hyperpigmentation, melasma and freckles.
• Benign cutaneous vascular lesions: port wine stains, telangiectasias, rosacea, angiomas, poikiloderma of Civatte and superficial leg veins.

Check five things on a used Lumecca: console match, software license, pulse count, service records and serial match.

1. Console match: confirm with the seller and InMode that the Lumecca handpiece runs on the console in the sale.
2. Software license: get written confirmation that the console is unlocked for Lumecca, as some dealers state in their listings.
3. Pulse count: ask for the counter reading, since dealers describe some units as "low shots" or "low pulses" without a number.
4. Service records: ask for the service history and whether a service contract is active.
5. Serial match: match the serial numbers on the console and every handpiece to the invoice.

InMode platforms that run Lumecca use a 110/220 VAC input power supply.

Ask the seller for the crated size, weight and freight terms before you pay a deposit.

InMode consoles are labeled as prescription (Rx) devices in the FDA's GUDID device database, so a used Lumecca system is a prescription device.

Ask the seller what license or practitioner details they need before you send a deposit.

The closest alternatives to a used Lumecca are the Lumenis Stellar M22, the Sciton BBL and the Venus Versa, each with its own used price range as of November 2026.

The Lumenis multi-application platform is listed at $19,995–$75,000 across 15 listings, and its fees and specs are on the used Stellar M22 page as a Lumecca alternative.

The Sciton BBL is listed at $25,000–$75,000 across 6 listings.

The Venus Versa is listed at $12,000–$40,000 across 5 listings.