Question 1

How much does the Cynosure PicoSure Pro cost?

Accepted Answer

New Cynosure PicoSure Pro systems typically sell in the $100k–$140k range in the US, with used and refurbished units around $60k–$95k. Final pricing depends on applicators, training and service terms.

Question 2

Is the Cynosure PicoSure Pro FDA cleared?

Accepted Answer

Cynosure PicoSure Pro holds FDA 510(k) clearance for its marketed indication. Cleared indication: Tattoo removal; benign pigmented lesions incl. Nevus of Ota, Hori's macules, melasma pigment; acne scars and wrinkles (I-IV) with Focus array

Question 3

How much does the Candela (Syneron) PicoWay cost?

Accepted Answer

New Candela (Syneron) PicoWay systems typically sell in the $100k–$150k range in the US, with used and refurbished units around $45k–$75k. Final pricing depends on applicators, training and service terms.

Question 4

Is the Candela (Syneron) PicoWay FDA cleared?

Accepted Answer

Candela (Syneron) PicoWay holds FDA 510(k) clearance for its marketed indication. Cleared indication: Picosecond laser cleared for tattoo removal, benign pigmented lesions, acne scars and wrinkles

Question 5

Cynosure PicoSure Pro vs Candela (Syneron) PicoWay: which is better for resurfacing, tattoo & vascular?

Accepted Answer

Neither wins outright. Cynosure PicoSure Pro sits in the $100k–$140k price range and Candela (Syneron) PicoWay in the $100k–$150k 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.

Cynosure PicoSure Pro vs Candela (Syneron) PicoWay (2026)