InMode Triton
Triple-wavelength diode · 755+810+1064nm Fusion
What it's actually cleared for: Simultaneous multi-wavelength hair removal; clearance stated at 2018 launch — K not isolated, verify
Last verified: August 6, 2026 · How we verify
New: $100k–$135k|Used: $50k–$80kmarket estimate, no email required
Bottom line
InMode's answer to the "which wavelength?" question: don't choose — fire them simultaneously. Launched 2018 as the first multi-wavelength blended-pulse hair-removal workstation, Triton's two handpieces (Duo Light for Fitzpatrick I-III, Duo Dark for IV-VI and tanned skin) let one platform run every skin type year-round, and the diode architecture means zero per-treatment consumables. Honest caveats: blended-pulse marketing outruns the comparative evidence (a good Alex/YAG clears hair just fine), InMode sells via hard-negotiating direct reps where list price is fiction, and aggressive placement left a healthy used supply. As a pure hair-removal profit machine for a mixed-skin-type market, the math works — especially bought used.
Overview
Simultaneous 3-wavelength duo handpieces
How it works
The science
Fusion technology delivers two or three wavelengths (755nm alexandrite-type, 810nm diode, 1064nm Nd:YAG-type outputs from diode stacks) in a single simultaneous pulse — the theory being that blending absorption depths hits follicles at multiple anatomic levels (bulge and bulb) in one pass while spreading epidermal load. Duo Light (755+810) optimizes finer/lighter hair on lighter skin; Duo Dark (810+1064) treats dark skin and tanned patients safely. Standard course 6-8 sessions; integrated cooling keeps comfort competitive. Net: one room, one device, all Fitzpatrick types, all seasons.
Patented tech
"Fusion" simultaneous multi-wavelength emission — marketed at its 2018 launch as the world's first simultaneous multi-wavelength hair-removal platform; the blended-pulse delivery is the proprietary claim.
Origin
Yokneam, Israel (InMode) — same house as Morpheus8/BodyTite.
FDA & regulatory status
What it's actually cleared for:
Simultaneous multi-wavelength hair removal; clearance stated at 2018 launch — K not isolated, verify
Regulatory data is compiled from public FDA 510(k) records and may lag recent clearances. Always confirm status with the manufacturer before purchase.
Treatment economics
What practices charge
$100-250 small areas, $250-600 large areas per session, 6-packs $600-2,500 by area, memberships increasingly common; year-round treatment of tanned patients is a genuine summer-revenue advantage over Alexandrite-only rooms.
Consumables & recurring cost
None per treatment — no cryogen, no tips; lifecycle cost is diode handpiece life (pulse-count-driven refurb eventually, typically thousands — verify InMode's current handpiece exchange terms).
Ideal for
Best-fit practice
Hair-removal-forward medspas and franchise-style clinics in ethnically diverse markets where one chair must safely serve Fitzpatrick I-VI year-round; also existing InMode shops with bundle leverage. Overkill where hair removal is a side dish.
Compliance
Medical director & delegation
Class IV laser workstation — physician medical director with delegation per state law; the same state-by-state LHR patchwork as every platform in this category.
Contraindications & screening
Pregnancy (policy), photosensitizing drugs, active infection or open lesions, recent isotretinoin per policy; even with Duo Dark, fresh aggressive tans deserve conservative test spots; white/grey hair remains untreatable.
Ownership
Warranty & service
~1-year standard with extended contracts through InMode's direct US service organization — large and responsive but famously aggressive on out-of-warranty pricing; negotiate multi-year coverage into the purchase.
Resale & used market
Active used market, 2018-2022 units at $25-55k depending on handpiece condition and pulse counts; verify handpiece remaining life and InMode's willingness to support a transferred unit before buying. # The Aesthetic Index — Device Profiles, Batch 4, Part 2 (devices 11-25)
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History
Every tracked change to pricing, lifecycle status, FDA data and warranty terms — newest first.
August 5, 2026
FDA status
Unknown → Cleared
Source: Automatic record update
August 5, 2026
FDA indication
510(k)-cleared for hair removal and permanent hair reduction across skin types (Duo Dark supports darker and tanned skin per labeling); cleared as a hair-removal workstation, nothing broader — verify current K-numbers before citing. → Simultaneous multi-wavelength hair removal; clearance stated at 2018 launch — K not isolated, verify
Source: Automatic record update
August 1, 2026
Record created
Added to The Aesthetic Index — August 2026
Source: The Aesthetic Index editorial
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