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

A used Thermage CPT is listed at $13,500 as of November 2026, and that single asking price comes from one dealer for a unit offered with a choice of body or face handpiece.

The listing has been up since October 2024, so read $13,500 as an asking price that has not cleared, not as a market value.

Two other dealers list Thermage CPT systems on DOTmed as call for price only, so one priced listing is too few for a used price range.

A 2008 Thermage NXT, the generation before the CPT, is listed at $9,900, and that price is shown here only as a floor for older Thermage stock.

Solta's US Thermage site features only the Thermage FLX, so this page gives no new price and no used-versus-new gap for the CPT.

Thermage CPT is the third Thermage system in the FDA database, after ThermaCool (2000) and ThermaCool NXT (2009), and before Thermage FLX (2017).

The 2018 clearance, K173759, also covers temporary improvement in the appearance of cellulite and relief of minor muscle aches when the CPT is used with skin vibration.

Solta notes that its Thermage before-and-after photos may combine results from the NXT, CPT and FLX generations, so don't read a seller's marketing photos as CPT-specific.

Thermage CPT delivers monopolar radiofrequency energy for selective tissue coagulation while it conductively cools the epidermis, through single-use treatment tips, per Solta's K132431 summary.

Thermage CPT is one of the systems priced side by side in the used RF skin tightening price comparison, Thermage CPT included.

Ask the seller for the power, weight and size specs in the operator manual before you book freight.

Each Thermage CPT treatment uses a new single-use tip, and a CPT Total Tip 3.0 cm² rated at 1,200 REP is listed at $250 to $550 by three resellers as of November 2026.

Tip cost decides margin on every treatment, so compare it with consumables costs for other devices next to the Thermage CPT tip before you buy.

Those are reseller asking prices, not Solta prices.

One third-party seller also advertises new-in-box CPT tips in all REP counts without prices, so ask about authenticity and expiry before you buy from a third party.

Check five things on a used Thermage CPT: service eligibility, tip expiry, opened tips, recalled tip lots and the generator's recall status.

1. Service eligibility: get Solta's answer in writing, with the serial number, since its Thermage site says it does not support servicing of third-party units.
2. Tip expiry: count included tips by REP rating and expiration date, because one dealer's 2015 CPT listing came with boxes of 1,200-REP tips that carry expiry dates.
3. Opened tips: treat opened tips as unknown, since one reseller of an opened Thermage face tip said it could not test it or confirm the REPs left.
4. Recalled tip lots: Solta recalled 20 lots of Thermage Face Tip 3.0 made between August 14 and December 12, 2019, in a Class 2 recall over tip sparking that could cause skin burns, so check lot numbers on older stock.
5. Generator recall: Solta recalled one TG-2B CPT generator, a service unit with serial number 001933, in a Class 2 recall started February 16, 2023, so match the serial plate against it.

Thermage CPT is FDA-cleared under K173759 (2018) for these indications:

• non-invasive treatment of wrinkles and rhytids;
• non-invasive treatment of periorbital wrinkles and rhytids, including upper and lower eyelids;
• electrocoagulation and hemostasis;
• with skin vibration, temporary improvement in the appearance of cellulite and relief of minor muscle aches.

Solta does not publish a transfer, recertification or pre-owned fee or policy for a used Thermage CPT, based on its website as of November 2026.

Solta's US Thermage site features only the FLX and states: "We do not support servicing of third-party units."

Before you pay, ask Solta in writing whether it will service the unit and sell you tips after the sale.

A complete used Thermage CPT system includes the TG-2B RF generator, at least one handpiece and the tips you plan to treat with.

• Generator: the TG-2B RF unit, with its serial plate readable.
• Handpiece: the $13,500 listing lets the buyer choose a body or a face handpiece, so confirm which one, and how many, a price includes.
• Tips: 3 cm² tips work with vibration and the 0.25 cm² eye tip works without it, so check which tip types come with the unit.
• Tip stock: the $13,500 listing does not state its tip inventory, so ask for counts, REP ratings and expiry dates.

Thermage CPT is a 510(k)-cleared medical device, and its successor, the Thermage FLX, is an FDA-cleared prescription device.

Ask the seller which license or medical director paperwork they need before you agree a price.

The closest alternatives to a used Thermage CPT are the Thermage FLX at $64,950, Ultherapy at a median $17,000 and Venus Legacy at a median $20,500, as of November 2026.

• Thermage FLX: one 2021 unit listed at $64,950 by one dealer, the newer Solta generation; specs and tips are on the used Thermage FLX page for the CPT's successor.
• Ultherapy: 15 listings from $5,995 to $99,899, and Merz says service and support for the legacy Ultherapy device end on September 30, 2027.
• Venus Legacy: 8 listings from $15,000 to $29,950, from five sellers.