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

A used Sciton Profile is listed at $24,000–$49,500 as of November 2026, with a median asking price of $34,900 across 5 listings from 3 dealers.

The price table above lists each unit, and the spread follows the installed modules, because used Profiles differ widely by configuration.

The top of the range is an April 2009 Profile with BBL and all filters, listed at $49,500.

An August 2007 Profile with BBL under a manufacturer service contract is listed at $39,500, and a May 2003 Profile with BBL at $34,900.

The low end is a 2006 TRL unit with dual-head 2940 nm erbium at $24,000 and a 2008 unit with 1064, 2940 and 1319 nm modules plus BBL and ClearScan at $25,000.

Match the module list before you compare two asking prices.

The Sciton Profile was FDA-cleared as the Profile BBL System in 2003 (K032460) and as the Profile Multi-Platform System in 2008 (K081352), and Sciton's filings moved to the JOULE name with K101916 in 2011.

K081352 is the last Profile Multi-Platform 510(k) in Sciton's FDA filings.

Some Profiles were later upgraded by Sciton, such as a 2006 TRL unit upgraded to ProFractional XC in 2011.

The Sciton Profile is a configurable multi-module laser and broadband light platform that is configured with 2940 nm erbium, 1064 nm, 1319 nm and BBL modules.

No two used Profiles are configured alike, so read each listing's module list against this table.

The Profile is one of the erbium systems priced side by side in the used erbium laser category that includes the Sciton Profile, because its resurfacing modules use the 2940 nm wavelength.

The Sciton Profile Multi-Platform System is FDA-cleared under K081352 (October 23, 2008) for these indications:

• 755 nm: hair reduction for Fitzpatrick skin types I–VI, vascular and pigmented lesions, and wrinkles
• 1320 nm: soft-tissue surgery and laser-assisted lipolysis
• 2940 nm: ProFractional indications in the same clearance

A used unit only covers the indications of the modules installed on it.

Check five things on a used Sciton Profile: the module list, the erbium heads, the BBL handpiece and filters, the service records and the serial match.

1. Module list: confirm which of BBL, 1064 nm, 1319 nm and 2940 nm erbium are installed and working.
2. Erbium heads: confirm single or dual heads and any Sciton upgrade, such as ProFractional XC.
3. BBL handpiece and filters: independent shops list refurbished Sciton BBL handpieces at $4,500–$7,995, so a worn one is a known repair item.
4. Service records: ask whether the unit is under a manufacturer service contract, as one 2007 listing states.
5. Serial match: match the console serial to the service records and the seller's paperwork.

The newest Profile 510(k) dates from 2008, so treat every unit as older stock.

For older stock like this, work through the used laser buying steps for a Sciton Profile before you send a deposit.

A complete used Sciton Profile system includes the console, each laser or BBL module the listing names, its handpieces, the BBL filter set and the service history.

• Console
• BBL module and handpiece, with the filter set (one 2009 listing states all filters)
• Laser modules: 1064 nm, 1319 nm or 2940 nm erbium, as listed
• Scanner, such as ClearScan, where listed
• Service records and any manufacturer service contract

The 2006 listing at $24,000 is a TRL unit described by its dual-head 2940 nm erbium, while the $34,900 to $49,500 listings are Profiles with BBL.

Sciton does not publish a Profile transfer or recertification fee; its website, checked in November 2026, has no transfer or pre-owned policy.

Ask Sciton for a written support and recertification quote for the serial number before you pay a seller.

One 2007 Profile listing states a manufacturer service contract, so confirm its status with Sciton.

Laser surgical instruments for general and plastic surgery and dermatology are Class II devices under 21 CFR 878.4810, and some states limit laser sales to licensed buyers.

Georgia's medical board defines lasers as prescription devices that can be sold only to licensed practitioners with prescriptive authority.

Texas requires a physician's order or prescription to buy a laser hair removal device, and only a licensed health professional can buy it for the facility.

The closest alternatives to a used Sciton Profile are the Sciton Joule, the Fotona SP Dynamis and the standalone Sciton BBL, listed at $49,000–$198,000, $53,000–$90,000 and $34,000–$75,000 as of November 2026.

The Joule is the Profile's successor, and its six listings are on the used Sciton Joule price and spec page as a Profile upgrade.

The Fotona SP Dynamis is an erbium and Nd:YAG platform, from a 2020 unit at $53,000 to a 2022 unit at $90,000.

A standalone Sciton BBLs console is listed from a 2013 unit at $34,000 to a loaded unit with the latest software at $75,000, for clinics that want only the broadband light.