Question 1

How much does the Aerolase Era Elite cost?

Accepted Answer

New Aerolase Era Elite systems typically sell in the $60k–$90k range in the US. Final pricing depends on applicators, training and service terms.

Question 2

Is the Aerolase Era Elite FDA cleared?

Accepted Answer

Aerolase Era Elite holds FDA 510(k) clearance for its marketed indication. Cleared indication: 2940nm Er:YAG resurfacing; manufacturer states cleared (LightPod Era family) — K not located, verify

Question 3

How much does the Alma Alma-Q cost?

Accepted Answer

New Alma Alma-Q systems typically sell in the $70k–$95k range in the US, with used and refurbished units around $20k–$40k. Final pricing depends on applicators, training and service terms.

Question 4

Is the Alma Alma-Q FDA cleared?

Accepted Answer

Alma Alma-Q's FDA status is still under review by our research team.

Question 5

Aerolase Era Elite vs Alma Alma-Q: which is better for resurfacing, tattoo & vascular?

Accepted Answer

Neither wins outright. Aerolase Era Elite sits in the $60k–$90k price range and Alma Alma-Q in the $70k–$95k range, so the decision usually comes down to consumable cost per treatment, FDA-cleared indications and how many treatments per month you can realistically book. Compare both side by side on this page before requesting quotes.

Aerolase Era Elite vs Alma Alma-Q (2026)