Used Morpheus8 for Sale: Current Listings, Used Price Range and What to Check

A used Morpheus8 is listed at $12,995 to $79,000 as of November 2026, with a median asking price of $23,750 across 13 listings from 9 sellers.

The spread follows the console and the handpieces bundled with it, so read the price guide above by platform.

Older Embrace RF consoles with a Morpheus8 face handpiece are listed at $12,995 and $14,000.

Complete RF Pro or RF workstation systems with face and body handpieces, built 2019–2022, are listed at $16,995 to $39,500 on DOTmed.

A 2024 IgniteRF with Morpheus8 Burst, Burst Deep and QuantumRF is listed at $65,899.

A 2022 Optimas that adds Diolaze, Lumecca and Forma to Morpheus8 Face and Body is listed at $79,000, so it is a multi-application workstation rather than a like-for-like Morpheus8 price.

Handpiece-only listings sit outside the range: a 2022 Morpheus8 face handpiece is listed at $4,500 and a 2025 Burst handpiece for Optimas MAX at $12,500.

This page shows no new price because we could not confirm an InMode list price.

Morpheus8 has four FDA 510(k) milestones on file: K192695 (2019), K200947 (2020), K231790 (2023) and K240017 (2024), plus Burst applicators cleared with Ignite RF in 2026.

Morpheus8 grew out of InMode's Fractora handpiece, which InMode introduced in 2011.

InMode publicized the soft-tissue clearance in July 2024, but the FDA decision with that wording dates from July 20, 2023.

Optimas MAX, a newer console that runs Morpheus8 handpieces, was cleared as K251632 on June 26, 2025.

Morpheus8 is a fractional radiofrequency microneedling handpiece that runs on an InMode console and reaches a treatment depth of up to 7 mm.

The output, size and weight figures describe the console in K200947, so an RF Pro, Optimas or IgniteRF unit may differ.

Other InMode consoles that run Morpheus8 handpieces are listed on the used InMode lineup beyond Morpheus8.

Morpheus8 reaches deeper than Potenza, whose 510(k) states a maximum depth of 4.0 mm, and both sit with their rivals among used RF microneedling machines priced against Morpheus8.

Each Morpheus8 treatment uses a single-use tip, which resellers list at $60 to $195 per tip as of November 2026.

Tip cost per treatment decides margin, so compare what Morpheus8 tips cost per treatment next to other devices before you buy.

MNML Aesthetics lists 24-pin standard, 12-pin Prime and resurfacing tips at $670 per box of 4, or $167.50 per tip, after a price increase on March 1, 2026.

Cosmetic Laser Exchange lists single tips at $80 to $195, and Pinova Aesthetics lists 24-pin tips at $60 each.

These are reseller prices, not InMode list prices.

InMode's Burst page lists four tips for the newer handpiece: 12-pin Burst Prime, 24-pin Burst, 24-pin Burst Resurfacing and 40-pin Burst Deep.

InMode does not publish a transfer or recertification fee for a used Morpheus8, as of November 2026.

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

Morpheus8 tips are single-use, so get the seller's written confirmation that InMode will supply tips to you before you pay.

InMode generally provides a 12-month warranty, after which maintenance and support are sold on a service-contract basis.

A complete used Morpheus8 system includes an InMode console, at least one Morpheus8 handpiece, tips and the console's proprietary software.

InMode describes every product as a platform, one or more handpieces or applicators, a disposable tip and proprietary software.

• Console: Embrace RF, RF Pro, Optimas, IgniteRF or another listed platform, with its year
• Morpheus8 face handpiece
• Morpheus8 Body handpiece, if listed
• Starter tips and their expiry dates
• Software that runs the handpieces you are buying

Some listings are a handpiece alone, such as a 2022 face handpiece at $4,500, so confirm a console is included.

Check five things on a used Morpheus8: console model and year, handpiece compatibility, tip supply, service history and serial match.

1. Console model and year: the same Morpheus8 name is listed on consoles from 2018 to 2024.
2. Handpiece compatibility: InMode lists Morpheus8 handpieces for eight platforms, and a Burst handpiece is listed for Optimas MAX, so confirm the handpiece runs on the console in the listing.
3. Tip supply: get written confirmation that InMode will sell tips to the new owner.
4. Service history: ask for service records and whether a service contract is active.
5. Serial match: match the serials on the console and handpieces to the paperwork.

A keyword search of openFDA's recall data found no recall naming Morpheus8, as of November 11, 2026.

Morpheus8 is FDA-cleared for dermatologic and general surgical procedures for electrocoagulation and hemostasis.

• K192695 (2019): dermatologic and general surgical procedures for electrocoagulation and hemostasis
• K200947 (2020): dermatological procedures for electrocoagulation and hemostasis
• K231790 (2023): procedures where coagulation/contraction of soft tissue or hemostasis is needed

None of these clearances is for wrinkles or skin tightening.

The console in K200947 runs on 100–240 VAC at 50–60 Hz, weighs 30 kg (70.4 lb) and measures 46 × 46 × 100 cm (18.2 × 18.2 × 40 in).

Other consoles differ, so ask the seller for the weight and crate size of the unit you are buying.

GUDID lists Morpheus8 applicators, Burst applicators and Morpheus8 tips as prescription (Rx) devices from InMode.

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

The closest alternatives to a used Morpheus8 are Potenza, Vivace and Secret RF, listed at $14,500–$46,000, $8,995–$30,899 and $7,500–$19,999 as of November 2026.

Potenza is listed at $14,500 to $46,000 across 5 listings, and its tips and fee are on the used Potenza page to weigh against Morpheus8.

Vivace is listed at $8,995 to $30,899 across 5 listings, from a 2018 unit to a 2023 Vivace Ultra.

Secret RF is listed at $7,500 to $19,999 across 5 listings.