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

A used Venus Versa is listed at $12,000–$40,000 in asking prices as of November 2026, with a median asking price of $15,000.

Dated units from 2016 to 2019 are listed at $12,000–$19,995, so the price table above is mostly a band of older consoles.

The $40,000 top of the range is one "fully loaded" unit with no year stated, so treat it as an outlier tied to its applicator set.

The $19,995 unit is a 2017 system with 6 handpieces that the dealer advertises as "Unlocked", the highest asking price among the dated units.

Earlier asking prices that are no longer live ran $9,975 for a 2018 system with 8 handpieces and $17,899 for a 2020 system.

Venus Versa has 2 versions: the original Venus Versa (FDA-cleared in 2016) and Venus Versa PRO (FDA-cleared in 2023).

Venus Concept's US site still lists both Venus Versa and Venus Versa Pro as of November 2026.

Every used Versa in our data is an original Versa, so check the 510(k) generation on the label before you compare a PRO price with this range.

Venus Versa is a multi-application intense pulsed light (IPL) system that delivers light through interchangeable SR and HR applicators.

Venus Concept states in its FY2024 10-K that it holds FDA 510(k) clearance for both Venus Versa and Venus Versa Pro.

Venus Versa is one of the IPL systems priced side by side in the used IPL machine price roundup that includes the Versa.

Venus Concept does not publish a transfer or recertification fee for a used Venus Versa; its warranty terms, checked November 11, 2026, name no fee.

The real cost question is the activation code: Venus Concept's FY2024 10-K says its 30-day activation code technology reduces the risk that its products are resold on the secondary market without authorization.

A used Versa can therefore stop working if Venus Concept does not issue the next code to the new owner.

Systems sold under the Venus Prime program carry an up-front fee and monthly payments, typically over 36 months, and each monthly code is released only when the payment is received.

Venus Concept's limited warranty covers only the original buyer, runs 12 months from installation (capped at 14 months from shipment) and cannot be transferred.

Venus Concept delisted from Nasdaq and deregistered with the SEC in early 2026, so it no longer files the public reports that described this policy.

Compare how other makers' transfer and recertification fees differ from the Versa activation-code policy.

Check five things on a used Venus Versa: activation code status, payment status, applicator pulses, the applicator list and service records.

1. Activation code: get written confirmation from the seller and Venus Concept that codes will be issued to you after the sale.
2. Payment status: confirm the seller owns the system outright and no Venus Prime or subscription balance remains.
3. Applicator pulses: compare each IPL applicator's count with its rated 150,000 pulses or 12 months.
4. Applicator list: match every applicator by name (SR515, SR580, HR650, HR690) to the listing, since recent listings name 6 or 8 handpieces.
5. Service records and serials: match the console and applicator serial numbers to the service history.

A dealer's "Unlocked" claim is the seller's statement, so ask what it means for future codes before you pay.

A complete used Venus Versa includes the console, its IPL applicators and a working activation code.

• Console with current activation code
• SR515 and SR580 lesion applicators
• HR650 and HR690 hair applicators
• Any extra handpieces the listing names, with their pulse counts

Listings show the spread: one 2017 unit comes with 6 handpieces and one 2018 unit came with 8.

Venus Versa is FDA-cleared (K152790, 2016) for these indications by applicator:

• SR515 and SR580: benign pigmented and vascular lesions
• HR650 and HR690: hair removal and permanent hair reduction in skin types I–IV
• ACDUAL (Versa PRO only, K232192, 2023): acne vulgaris

Venus Concept rates each Versa IPL applicator (SR515, SR580, HR650, HR690, HR650XL, HR690XL and AC Dual) at 12 months or 150,000 pulses, whichever comes first.

After that limit, Venus Concept treats the applicator as a consumed item to replace, so weigh each applicator's pulse count against the asking price.

Venus Versa is a prescription device, so check your state's rules on who may buy and operate it before you contact a seller.

Venus Versa is FDA-cleared through the 510(k) process, not FDA-approved.

The closest alternatives to a used Venus Versa are the Lumenis Stellar M22, the Sciton BBL and the InMode Lumecca, listed at $19,995–$75,000, $25,000–$75,000 and $13,500–$79,000 as of November 2026.

The Stellar M22 has the most used listings of the three, and its fee and handpiece notes are on the used Stellar M22 price, spec and transfer fee page.

Lumecca is an applicator on InMode workstations, so its prices include the whole platform and its other handpieces.

All three have higher median asking prices in our data than the Venus Versa median of $15,000.

Selling a used Venus Versa?

List it for $300, one-time.