Used Clear + Brilliant for Sale: Current Listings, Used Price Range and What to Check

A used Clear + Brilliant is listed at $4,995 for a 2012 original and $19,500 for a 2021 Clear + Brilliant Touch, the two current dealer asking prices we found as of November 2026.

Two asking prices from two sellers are too few for a used price range, so the price box shows the individual listings until more units are listed.

The gap between the two prices is mostly generation: the $4,995 unit is an original console listed as certified pre-owned, and the $19,500 unit is a Touch with Standard and Perméa handpieces.

The $4,995 figure is a "starting at" price, so the final asking price depends on configuration.

Other dealer pages checked in November 2026 showed units out of stock, sold or removed, and their prices are not counted.

Clear + Brilliant has 2 generations: the original Clear + Brilliant Laser System (FDA-cleared 2011) and Clear + Brilliant Touch (FDA-cleared December 29, 2022).

Solta's FDA summary calls Touch "the second generation" of the Clear + Brilliant line, so a listing should say which console it is.

Clear + Brilliant Touch is a fractional diode laser system that delivers 1440 nm and 1927 nm light through two handpieces on one console, according to its FDA 510(k) summary.

Clear + Brilliant is one of the fractional systems priced side by side in used fractional laser prices, Clear + Brilliant included.

Each Clear + Brilliant Touch treatment draws on a disposable Credit Key, which attaches to the console and is thrown away when its credit balance reaches zero.

The original Clear + Brilliant meters treatments with a separate SmartCard for each handpiece instead.

A used system without credits cannot treat, so budget for new credits from day one.

One reseller lists a box of 12 Clear + Brilliant standard tips marked "EXP: 2023-01-24" at $1,310, which shows that expired stock circulates and is not a current Solta price.

Credits and tips decide the cost of each treatment, so compare them with what other devices' consumables cost next to Clear + Brilliant credits before you buy.

Check five things on a used Clear + Brilliant: generation, credits, handpieces, tip expiry dates and serial match.

1. Generation: confirm whether the console is an original or a Touch, since Touch was FDA-cleared on December 29, 2022 and one current listing dates its Touch to 2021.
2. Credits: ask how many treatment credits remain on the Credit Key (Touch) or SmartCards (original), because the system cannot treat without them.
3. Handpieces: confirm both the 1440 nm and the 1927 nm Perméa handpieces are included and named in the listing.
4. Tip expiry dates: read the expiry date on every box of tips sold with the system, since resellers list expired boxes.
5. Serial match: match the console and handpiece serial numbers to the seller's paperwork before you ask Solta about service, since Solta publishes no pre-owned policy.

A complete used Clear + Brilliant Touch includes the console, a 1440 nm handpiece, a 1927 nm Perméa handpiece and a Credit Key with credits remaining.

An original Clear + Brilliant needs its SmartCards with the handpieces, because each handpiece is metered by its own card.

The $19,500 Touch listed in November 2026 is described with both Standard and Perméa handpieces.

Solta does not publish a transfer, recertification or pre-owned fee for Clear + Brilliant, and its site lists no pre-owned policy as of November 2026.

Because a used system cannot treat without credits, ask Solta in writing whether it will sell credits to you as the new owner before you pay a seller.

Other Solta models and their fees are covered on the used Solta Medical page for models beyond Clear + Brilliant.

Clear + Brilliant is FDA-cleared for "dermatological procedures requiring the coagulation of soft tissue and general skin resurfacing procedures", under both the 2011–2012 clearances and the 2022 Touch clearance.

The Touch clearance lists no acne-scar, surgical-scar, melasma or actinic-keratosis indication, so sellers' claims beyond the cleared wording are not part of the labeling.

Clear + Brilliant Touch is cleared as a prescription device, according to its FDA 510(k) summary.

Federal rules define a prescription device as one that "is not safe except under the supervision of a practitioner licensed by law to direct the use of such device".

The closest alternatives to a used Clear + Brilliant are Fraxel Dual, Sciton MOXI and Sciton HALO, listed at $19,900–$34,000, $74,950–$159,950 and $108,000–$135,000 as of November 2026.

Solta's own Fraxel Dual 1550/1927 was FDA-cleared under K130193 on June 14, 2013, and its 3 current listings are on the used Fraxel Dual page, Clear + Brilliant's Solta sibling.

MOXI prices cover 5 Sciton mJOULE platforms with MOXI, 3 of them bundled with BBL, so they are not handpiece-only prices.

HALO prices cover 4 Sciton JOULE platforms with HALO, and two of those listings may be the same 2015 unit.