Used Vascular and Vein Lasers for Sale, With Used Price Ranges by Model

The table above shows asking prices for each model as of November 2026, from AestheticDeviceMarket used price data.

Asking prices are what sellers list, not what a laser sold for, so treat each figure as a starting point for negotiation.

The excel V spread follows generation: a 2016 excel V is listed starting at $19,900 by a dealer, while a 2021 excel V+ is asking $55,000.

Vbeam Perfecta prices sit in a narrow band, from a 2006 unit with a new dye kit listed at $25,000 to a 2013 unit asking $30,000.

Some sellers file lasers under the wrong technology, such as a Cynosure PicoSure listed under pulsed dye on DOTmed, so our table groups listings by model, not by the seller's category.

Used vascular lasers are listed at $19,900 to $55,000 as of November 2026, depending on model, generation and wavelengths.

The Candela Vbeam Perfecta has 6 asking prices from $25,000 to $30,000, with a median of $29,000.

The Cutera excel V and excel V+ have 7 asking prices from $19,900 to $55,000, with a median of $30,000.

A 2012 Cynosure Cynergy is listed at $27,850, but the seller offers it untested and as-is.

Check the dye kit, the cooling system and the power supply before you pay.

1. Ask when the dye kit was last replaced. Two used Vbeam Perfecta listings name a new dye kit, and Candela publishes no replacement interval, so get the date and the service record in writing.
2. Test the cryogen cooling. The Vbeam uses Candela's Dynamic Cooling Device, which sprays cryogen before and after each pulse, so the canister system has to work on the day you inspect.
3. Ask for a test fire with the fiber. In one FDA report, a Vbeam Perfecta showed a fiber transmission fault that was fixed by replacing the fiber delivery system.
4. Confirm the power and the floor. FDA's 510(k) lists the Vbeam Perfecta at 220–230 V single-phase power, 4,000 VA, with a 290 lb console.
5. Match the wavelengths to the clearance. Cutera's 532 nm and 1,064 nm lasers are cleared under its CoolGlide family 510(k)s, and no 510(k) is titled excel V, so ask the seller for the system's own label and clearance.

A listing sold untested and as-is, like the 2012 Cynosure Cynergy above, leaves every one of these checks to you.

Take the full inspection checklist for buying a used vascular laser to the inspection before you send a deposit.

Vascular lasers differ mainly by wavelength: pulsed dye lasers fire at 595 nm, KTP lasers at 532 nm, and Nd:YAG lasers at 1,064 nm.

Candela's newer Vbeam Pro adds a 1,064 nm wavelength to the 595 nm dye laser, while the Vbeam Perfecta is the previous-generation, single-wavelength model.

The Vbeam, xeo+, Aerolase Nd:YAG and InMode SR IPL were cleared through 510(k)s, so they are FDA-cleared, not FDA-approved.

If an IPL platform could cover your vascular cases, compare IPL machines that could stand in for a vascular laser.

The Cutera excel V is the most-listed vascular laser in our November 2026 price data, with 7 asking prices from 3 sellers between $19,900 and $55,000.

The Candela Vbeam Perfecta follows with 6 asking prices from 3 sellers between $25,000 and $30,000.

The Cynosure Cynergy had a single asking price, $27,850, so it has no published range yet.

Cutera's AviClear, a 1,726 nm diode laser cleared for inflammatory acne, is also grouped here, with one 2023 unit listed at $59,000.

Cutera first placed AviClear on leases, so confirm the seller owns the unit and the lease was bought out before you pay.

A used Vbeam's running costs come from cryogen canisters for its Dynamic Cooling Device and from dye kits, and Candela publishes no price for either.

Candela's used-laser buyer's guide publishes no transfer or recertification fee, and Cutera publishes none on its excel V+ or AviClear pages.

Cutera filed pre-packaged Chapter 11 cases on March 5, 2025, and told customers the process had no impact on service or support.

Ask the manufacturer for the figure in writing, and compare it with Candela's and Cutera's transfer and recertification terms next to other manufacturers.