Used eCO2 for Sale: Current Listings, Used Price Range and What to Check

Compare used eCO2 systems for sale here as dealers and clinics list them.

No used eCO2 system had a readable asking price from a US seller when we checked on November 11, 2026.

DOTmed's eCO2 search showed only tips and an unrelated Mindray E+CO2 module, not complete eCO2 lasers.

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A used eCO2 has no market price range yet: 0 priced used systems from 0 US sellers were found as of November 2026.

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Tips listed on their own are accessories, so don't read a tip price as a system price.

The used CO2 lasers in the alternatives section below give a working budget until eCO2 listings appear.

The eCO2 has 3 FDA-cleared versions: eCO2 (2009), eCO2 Plus (2011) and eCO2 3D (2025).

The eCO2 3D was cleared on July 31, 2025, so an older used unit is most likely an eCO2 or eCO2 Plus.

Ask the seller for the model label and the date of manufacture, because the version decides the output and the tips that fit.

The eCO2 is a CO2 laser with fractional handpieces, and the eCO2 3D outputs up to 40 W in fractional mode.

Lutronic merged with Cynosure in 2024, and the company now trades as Cynosure Lutronic from Westford, MA.

The eCO2 sits with the other fractional and surgical CO2 systems in the used CO2 laser listings that compete with the eCO2.

Cynosure Lutronic does not publish a transfer or recertification fee for a used eCO2 as of November 2026.

Cynosure's published terms of sale list no transfer, relicensing or recertification fee, and a $10,000 figure in those terms is a cancellation and restocking charge, not a transfer fee.

The factory warranty covers the original purchaser only, for the shorter of 12 months from installation or 15 months from receipt, so it does not pass to a used buyer.

Cynosure's terms also say the software licence ends if usage requirements are not met, after which Cynosure may stop selling parts and supplies to that owner.

Call Cynosure Lutronic with the serial number before you pay, and compare its answer with other brands' transfer and recertification fees next to Cynosure Lutronic's eCO2 terms.

The eCO2 3D runs on single-phase 100–230 V AC at 550 VA and weighs 45 kg (about 99 lb) without its arm.

Ask the seller for the label plate on an older eCO2 or eCO2 Plus, since the 3D figures may not apply to it.

The original eCO2 is FDA-cleared for dermatological procedures requiring ablation, resurfacing and coagulation of soft tissue (K091115).

The clearance also lists its 120 μm and 300 μm spot sizes for treating:

• wrinkles and rhytides
• fine lines
• textural irregularities
• pigmented lesions
• vascular dyschromia

Cynosure Lutronic says the eCO2 3D has zero per-treatment consumables, with no disposable tips and no pay-per-pulse.

Its 120, 300 and 500 μm tips are interchangeable, but they still trade as separate parts, so confirm which tips a used system includes.

The zero-consumables claim is made for the eCO2 3D, so ask the seller what an older eCO2 or eCO2 Plus needs.

Check five things on a used eCO2: version, tips, software licence, location tracking and service records.

1. Version: match the model label to eCO2, eCO2 Plus or eCO2 3D, since only eCO2 3D reaches 40 W.
2. Tips: list each tip size included, such as 120, 300 or 500 μm on an eCO2 3D.
3. Software licence: ask Cynosure Lutronic whether the licence is active and whether it will sell parts to you.
4. Location tracking: eCO2 units have IoT functions that let Cynosure collect the device's GPS location, run remote diagnostics and push software updates, so ask the seller how Cynosure will be told about the change of owner.
5. Service records: ask for the service history and match the serial number on the console to the paperwork.

FDA classes CO2 lasers for general surgery and dermatology, such as the eCO2, as Class II devices under 21 CFR 878.4810.

Federal labelling rules (21 CFR 801.109) let prescription devices be sold only to, or on the order of, a licensed practitioner.

States add their own rules; Georgia, for example, defines lasers as prescription devices that can be sold only to licensed practitioners with prescriptive authority.

The closest alternatives to a used eCO2 are the Candela CO2RE, the Lumenis UltraPulse and the Lumenis AcuPulse, all with priced used listings as of November 2026.

Five used CO2RE listings from 3 sellers are listed at $19,000–$31,000 (median $29,900), and the rest of its data is on the used CO2RE price, specs and transfer fee page as an eCO2 alternative.

A dealer lists a 2015 UltraPulse Encore from $28,000 and a 2011 UltraPulse with CPG scanner at $32,900.

Dealers list a 2017 AcuPulse from $21,000 and a 2017 60 W AcuPulse at $42,750.

UltraPulse and AcuPulse listings also include older surgical units listed under $4,000, so compare them by year and configuration.

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