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

A used PicoPlus has no published used price range as of November 2026, because we found no current priced US listing.

The two most recent dealer asking prices we found were $45,000 for a 2018 PicoPlus with Pico Toning and Zoom handpieces and $35,000 for another 2018 unit.

Both listings came from one dealer, and both are marked sold out, so they show past asking prices, not what a PicoPlus sold for.

One name trap skews searches: a "2018 Quanta Discovery Pico Plus" listed at $49,900 is a different laser made by Quanta System, not a Lutronic PicoPlus.

Until more PicoPlus units are listed, ask each seller for the model year, handpiece set and service history before you compare a quote with the price box above.

openFDA lists one 510(k) under the PicoPlus name, K173700, which FDA decided for Lutronic Corporation on June 19, 2018.

The units we found on the used market are 2018 models, so year alone tells you little about the version.

Listings name the handpieces included: one 2018 dealer unit came with Pico Toning and Zoom handpieces.

Some sellers advertise PicoPlus with four wavelengths (532, 595, 660 and 1064 nm), but K173700 covers only 1064 nm and 532 nm.

PicoPlus is a picosecond laser that delivers 1064 nm and 532 nm light at 450-picosecond and 2-nanosecond pulse durations through an articulated arm and attached handpieces.

Specs come from the K173700 510(k) summary, and the 595 nm and 660 nm handpieces some sellers list are not part of that clearance.

PicoPlus is one of the systems compared in used picosecond laser prices that include PicoPlus, next to the other picosecond lasers clinics buy used.

Check five things on a used PicoPlus: the maker, the wavelengths, the handpieces, support status and the warranty.

1. Maker: confirm the console says Lutronic PicoPlus, because Quanta System's Discovery Pico Plus is a different laser with a similar name.
2. Wavelengths: K173700 covers 1064 nm and 532 nm only, so treat any 595 nm or 660 nm handpiece as outside the PicoPlus clearance.
3. Handpieces: list each handpiece in the sale, such as the Pico Toning and Zoom handpieces on one 2018 unit.
4. Support status: Cynosure Lutronic's US provider menu, read November 2026, does not list PicoPlus, so ask the company in writing whether it services a resold unit.
5. Warranty and license: Cynosure Lutronic's warranty is non-transferable, and its terms say a customer's software license ends automatically if usage requirements are not met, after which the company may stop selling replacement parts, supplies and consumables to that customer.

PicoPlus is FDA-cleared under K173700 (2018) for tattoo removal and benign pigmented lesions, with skin-type limits that depend on wavelength and pulse mode.

• 1064 nm, 450 ps: removal of black, brown, green, blue and purple tattoos on Fitzpatrick skin types I–VI
• 1064 nm, 450 ps: benign pigmented lesions on Fitzpatrick skin types I–IV
• 532 nm, 450 ps: removal of red, yellow and orange tattoos on Fitzpatrick skin types I–III
• 532 nm, 450 ps: benign pigmented lesions on Fitzpatrick skin types I–IV
• Nanosecond modes: dark and multicolored inks at 1064 nm, and lighter red and yellow inks at 532 nm

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

Lutronic's US products are now sold and serviced under Cynosure Lutronic, whose published terms of sale contain no transfer, relicensing or recertification fee for used systems.

Its service page also publishes no such fee, and its warranty, which runs the shorter of 12 months from installation or 15 months from receipt, does not pass to a second owner.

Get the company's service terms for your serial number in writing before you pay, and compare them with our list of transfer and recertification fees from brands that publish them, unlike Cynosure Lutronic.

A complete used PicoPlus system includes the console, the articulated arm and the attached handpieces.

• Console
• Articulated arm
• Handpiece 1 (1064 nm, 450 ps and 2 ns modes)
• Any added handpieces the seller lists, such as Pico Toning and Zoom

Ask the seller to name each handpiece in writing, with its wavelength.

No, not everyone can buy one: PicoPlus is a 510(k)-cleared prescription laser.

Sellers sell to licensed practitioners or to clinics working under a medical director, depending on the state.

The closest alternatives to a used PicoPlus are the PicoSure, the PicoWay and the Cutera enlighten, listed at $24,900–$69,995, $59,900–$89,950 and $39,000–$99,950 as of November 2026.

PicoSure has the most listings of the three, 5 from 4 sellers, and its fee and specs are on the used PicoSure page PicoPlus buyers can compare against.

PicoWay's 4 listings start with a 2017 unit with 1064, 532 and 785 nm tattoo handpieces at $59,900.

Cutera's enlighten III was one of the two predicate devices FDA used to clear PicoPlus.

If you are selling a used PicoPlus, list it for $300, one-time.