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

A used Votiva is listed at $6,000 to $10,975 as of November 2026, across 3 listings from 2 sellers.

A pre-owned Votiva titled as a 2018 unit, and described by the seller as a 2017 build, is listed at $6,000 on DOTmed.

A 2020 Votiva with a FormaV PLUS90 handpiece and a Morpheus8 handpiece is listed at $9,475 on DOTmed by a dealer.

The same dealer's own site lists a 2020 Votiva with FormaV Plus and Morpheus8 Body handpieces at $10,975, described as used for 4 treatments.

Those two 2020 listings may be the same unit, so read the price guide above as a thin market, not a firm range.

The $10,975 listing states an original price of $135,000, a figure the dealer gives.

The listings differ in which handpieces and tips are included, so compare them on that basis.

Votiva has been superseded: InMode now sells its two Votiva technologies, FormaV and Morpheus8V, on the EmpowerRF women's wellness workstation.

InMode's Votiva product page returned "Page not found" on November 11, 2026, and no InMode end-of-life notice for Votiva was found.

InMode's 2025 Form 20-F lists both Votiva and EmpowerRF among the InMode platforms launched since 2010.

Votiva is an InMode radiofrequency workstation that delivers bipolar RF heating through the FormaV handpiece and fractional RF microneedling through a Morpheus8-family handpiece.

Votiva is one of the used RF skin tightening workstations priced side by side.

The 2020 Votiva listings include the InMode console, a FormaV PLUS90 handpiece, a Morpheus8-family microneedling handpiece and, in one listing, two FormaV tips.

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

• Console, with its manufacture date (one 2020 listing states 11/08/2020)
• FormaV PLUS90 handpiece
• Morpheus8 or Morpheus8 Body handpiece
• FormaV tips (one 2020 listing includes two)
• Software that runs the handpieces you are buying

Ask the seller for a written list of the handpieces in the crate.

The FormaV base, the InMode PLUS System with PLUS/PLUS90 handpieces, is FDA-cleared under K153568 (2016) for these indications:

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

The Morpheus8 (Fractora) applicators are FDA-cleared under K192695 (2019) for dermatologic and general surgical procedures for electrocoagulation and hemostasis.

Neither clearance covers vaginal rejuvenation, laxity or incontinence, whatever a listing title says.

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

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

Compare InMode's unpublished Votiva transfer terms with other brands' fees before you budget for a used InMode system.

InMode's new-unit warranty is generally 12 months, after which support is sold as a service contract, so ask the seller whether a service contract is active.

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

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

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

FormaV uses FormaV tips, and InMode describes Morpheus8V as using interchangeable microneedling tips.

Get a written tip quote and confirmation that InMode will supply tips for your console before you pay, because the console is idle without them.

Check five things on a used Votiva: handpieces, tip supply, build year, service history and serial match.

1. Handpieces: confirm FormaV PLUS90 and which microneedling handpiece is included, by name.
2. Tip supply: get written confirmation that InMode will sell FormaV and microneedling tips to the new owner.
3. Build year: the $6,000 listing is titled 2018 but described as a 2017 unit, so ask for the manufacture date.
4. Service history: ask for service records and whether a service contract is active, since the factory warranty is generally 12 months.
5. Serial match: match the serial numbers on the console and handpieces to the paperwork.

Not every buyer qualifies, because the InMode consoles listed in FDA's GUDID database are labeled prescription (Rx) devices.

The federal labeling rule, 21 CFR 801.109, conditions sale of a prescription device on a licensed practitioner's order, and states add their own purchase rules.

This is not legal advice.

Three alternatives with used listings are Morpheus8, Emsella and Exilis Ultra 360, with asking prices as of November 2026 below.

Morpheus8 is listed at $12,995 to $79,000 across 13 listings, and its tips and fee are on the used Morpheus8 page for the handpiece Votiva shares.

Emsella is listed at $25,000 to $59,999 across 4 listings.

Exilis Ultra 360 is listed at $10,750 to $29,950 across 6 listings.

Sellers can list a used Votiva on AestheticDeviceMarket.