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

A used MOXI is listed at $74,950 to $159,950 as of November 2026, with a median of $129,999 across five mJOULE listings from three dealers.

Each of those prices is for a full mJOULE system, not for the MOXI module alone.

The low end is a 2023 mJOULE with MOXI listed at $74,950, reduced from $79,950, with no BBL configuration stated.

The high end is a 2025 mJOULE with BBL (all filters), HEROic and MOXI listed at $159,950, sold with three new MOXI tips.

Two 2022 units show how much configuration matters: one with BBL HERO and SkinTyte II is listed at $114,500, and one with BBL and BBL HERO is listed at $139,950.

A 2025 mJOULE that its seller describes as brand new and never used is listed at $129,000, so it sits outside the used range.

The price box above shows the range and median, and AestheticDeviceMarket recomputes it from listings each week.

MOXI has run on two Sciton platforms: the JOULE, whose 1927 nm laser was cleared in 2019, and the two-module mJOULE, cleared in 2022.

Used MOXI listings in our data are 2022, 2023 and 2025 mJOULE units.

No 510(k) is filed under the name MOXI, so the clearance belongs to the platform.

MOXI is a fractionated non-ablative 1927 nm diode laser that treats to a 200 μm depth through a single-use roller tip.

These figures come from Sciton's MOXI and mJOULE pages and the FDA 510(k) database, and MOXI is FDA-cleared, not FDA-approved.

We found no standalone MOXI console, so a buyer comparing prices is comparing whole platforms.

MOXI is one of the systems priced side by side on our used fractional laser price listings for MOXI and its rivals.

Sciton does not publish a transfer or recertification fee for a used MOXI or mJOULE as of November 2026.

Its MOXI, mJOULE, JOULE and BBL HERO product pages state no fee, and its service request page publishes no transfer or pre-owned policy.

The only public Sciton statement found is a 2017 trade-press quote from its general counsel saying recertification returns a used unit to manufacturer specifications.

Ask Sciton in writing, with the serial number, what recertification costs and whether it will sell you tips, then compare its terms with the transfer and recertification fees other brands charge on lasers like MOXI.

Each MOXI treatment uses a single-use roller tip, and its computer chip tracks treatment duration.

That makes the tip a per-treatment cost, and we found no verified MOXI tip price as of November 2026.

One 2025 mJOULE listed at $159,950 includes three new MOXI tips, which is the only tip stock named in the listings we track.

Ask the seller how many sealed tips come with the system and get a tip quote before you set your treatment price.

The JOULE 1927 nm laser that MOXI uses is FDA-cleared for soft-tissue coagulation, actinic keratosis and benign pigmented lesions under K182173 (2019).

• Soft-tissue coagulation
• Actinic keratosis
• Benign pigmented lesions

The mJOULE platform carries its own clearance, K213350 (2022), so ask the seller for the labeling that shipped with the unit.

Check five things on a used MOXI: the configuration, tip supply, Sciton's terms, service records and serial match.

1. Configuration: get an itemized list of the BBL handpiece (BBL HERO or HEROic), filters and any SkinTyte II, since these drive the asking price.
2. Tip supply: confirm Sciton will sell tips to you for this serial number, because every treatment needs a new tip.
3. Sciton's terms: get the recertification cost in writing before you pay a deposit.
4. Service records: ask what was replaced, as one dealer lists a 2022 unit as refurbished with new flash lamps.
5. Serial match: match the serial numbers on the console, handpieces and paperwork, and confirm the model year on the console label.

Listings we track show warranties from 90 days to parts-and-labor cover, so compare what each seller includes.

Sciton lists MOXI as running on 110 V / 20 A, so check the treatment room circuit before delivery.

A complete used MOXI system includes the mJOULE console, the MOXI module and, in most listings, a BBL handpiece.

• mJOULE console
• MOXI module
• BBL HERO or BBL HEROic handpiece
• BBL wavelength filters (HEROic takes nine swappable filters)
• SkinTyte II, on one 2022 listing
• Sealed MOXI tips, if the seller includes them

Two of the five used listings do not state their BBL configuration, so ask before you compare them with the others.

Federal rule 21 CFR 801.109 says a prescription device is sold only to, or on the order of, a practitioner licensed by law.

Ask the seller what license or medical director details they need before you make an offer.

The closest alternatives to a used MOXI are the Sciton Halo, the Solta Fraxel Dual and Clear + Brilliant, with Halo systems listed at $108,000–$135,000 and Fraxel Dual at $19,900–$34,000 as of November 2026.

Sciton's Halo is also a module, sold on a JOULE console, and its fee and specs are on the used Sciton Halo page, the closest MOXI alternative.

Fraxel Dual pairs a 1550 nm laser with a 1927 nm laser, and three listings from three sellers give its range.

Clear + Brilliant Touch has a 1927 nm Perméa handpiece at 0.9 W, but Clear + Brilliant has only two priced used listings, one starting at $4,995 for a 2012 original and one at $19,500 for a 2021 Touch, too few for a range.

Selling a used MOXI or mJOULE? List it for $300, one-time.