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

A used InMode Optimas is listed at $30,000 to $74,950 as of November 2026, with a median asking price of $39,950 across 9 listings from 5 dealers.

The handpieces set the price, so read the price guide above by what each console includes.

An Optimas with Morpheus8 (year not stated) is listed at $30,000, and consoles listed without named handpieces ask $34,000 to $49,995.

A 2021 Optimas with 4 handpieces is listed at $34,899, and a 2017 unit with Diolaze, Lumecca, Fractora and Forma is listed at $39,950.

Systems that pair Morpheus8 with Diolaze XL are listed at $64,950 for 2021 and 2022 units, and a loaded 2018 unit is listed at $74,950.

One dealer's earlier listings, now out of stock, asked $22,975 to $34,975 for 2022 to 2024 units.

InMode Optimas has two versions: the original Optimas and the newer OptimasMAX, which FDA cleared under 510(k) K251632 on June 26, 2025.

InMode's 2025 Form 20-F lists Optimas and OptimasMAX as separate platforms.

InMode says Lumecca Peak on OptimasMAX has 25% more optical power and a shorter pulse duration than the earlier Lumecca.

InMode Optimas is a multi-technology workstation that delivers IPL light, diode laser energy and radiofrequency through interchangeable handpieces.

Optimas is one of the IPL platforms priced side by side in the used IPL machine price comparison that includes Optimas.

A complete used Optimas system includes the console, the handpieces named in the listing, any tips those handpieces need and software that runs each handpiece.

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

• Console, with its year of manufacture
• Lumecca 515 and Lumecca 580 IPL handpieces, if listed
• DiolazeXL hair-removal handpiece, if listed
• Morpheus8 handpiece and starter tips, if listed
• Forma Plus, BodyFX or MiniFX handpieces, if listed
• Software enabled for each handpiece you are buying

Count the handpieces on every listing you compare, because two 2022 consoles are listed at $35,000 and $64,950.

Each InMode Optimas handpiece is FDA-cleared under its own 510(k), so the cleared uses depend on which handpieces the console includes.

The OptimasMAX 510(k) states that the Diolaze XL MAX is intended for hair removal and permanent hair reduction.

• Lumecca 515 and 580 IPL: K123860 (2013)
• DiolazeXL diode laser: K170738 (2017)
• Forma Plus RF: K172302 (2017)
• Morpheus8 on Optimas: K180189 (2018)
• OptimasMAX with Diolaze XL MAX, VasculazeMAX and Lumecca Peak: K251632 (2025)

Read the cleared indications for each handpiece in its 510(k) before you plan treatments around it.

Check five things on a used Optimas: handpiece list, software enablement, tip supply, service history and serial match.

1. Handpiece list: get every handpiece named in writing, because the same console is listed from $30,000 to $74,950 depending on what comes with it.
2. Software enablement: confirm the console software runs each handpiece, since InMode lists proprietary software as part of every product.
3. Tip supply: if the unit has Morpheus8, get written confirmation that InMode will sell tips to you as the new owner.
4. Service history: ask for service records and whether an InMode service contract is active.
5. Serial match: match the serial numbers on the console and handpieces to the paperwork.

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

Its 2025 Form 20-F and US customer-service page contain no transfer, recertification or pre-owned policy, and the 20-F says support after the warranty is sold as a service contract.

Ask the seller in writing whether InMode will register the system and supply consumables to you, and compare the answer with InMode's transfer and recertification terms for Optimas buyers.

InMode platforms, including Optimas, run on a 110/220 VAC input power supply.

Ask the seller for the console weight and crate size before you book freight.

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

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

These are reseller prices, not InMode list prices.

InMode reports more than 4.4 million consumables sold since inception.

InMode labels its Optimas-compatible consoles and Morpheus8 applicators for prescription (Rx) use in the FDA's GUDID database.

Under 21 CFR 801.109, a prescription device is sold only to, or on the order of, a licensed practitioner.

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

The closest alternatives to a used InMode Optimas are Stellar M22, Harmony XL Pro and Sciton BBL, listed at $19,995–$75,000, $10,595–$65,000 and $25,000–$75,000 as of November 2026.

Lumenis Stellar M22 runs from a unit of unstated year at $19,995 to a fully loaded 2020 unit at $75,000, and its fees and specs are on the Stellar M22 price and transfer-fee page to weigh against Optimas.

Alma Harmony XL Pro runs from a 2010 previous-generation Harmony XL at $10,595 to a 2022 Harmony XL with SHR Pro, ClearLift and Dye VL at $65,000.

Sciton BBL runs from a 2008 Profile with BBL at $25,000 to a loaded BBL at $75,000.

Other InMode platforms and their listings are on the InMode brand page listing used systems besides Optimas.