Allergan Aesthetics (AbbVie) DiamondGlow

Hydradermabrasion · Diamond-tip dermabrasion + SkinMedica Pro-Infusion

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The Allergan Aesthetics (AbbVie) DiamondGlow typically sells new in the $28k–$35k range in the US, with used and refurbished systems around $12k–$20k. Allergan Aesthetics (AbbVie) DiamondGlow's manufacturer is establishment registered with the device listed — that is not FDA clearance or approval. Figures are market estimates verified August 6, 2026.

What it's actually cleared for: Class I 510(k)-exempt dermabrasion device (registered, no clearance) — exfoliates while infusing topical serums

Last verified: August 6, 2026 · How we verify

New: $28k–$35k|Used: $12k–$20kmarket estimate, no email required

Key facts
ManufacturerAllergan Aesthetics (AbbVie)
CompanyOwner: AbbVie Inc. (NYSE: ABBV) (subsidiary, since 2020) · Distribution: direct
CategoryFacial & Wellness
TechnologyDiamond-tip dermabrasion + SkinMedica Pro-Infusion
FDA statusEstablishment registered & device listed — NOT FDA cleared or approved
New price range$28k–$35k
Used price range$12k–$20k
ConsumablesNot published
Launch year2019
Last verifiedAugust 6, 2026
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Bottom line

The injector-office facial: physically real diamond-tip dermabrasion with simultaneous serum infusion, wrapped in the most powerful loyalty ecosystem in aesthetics — Alle. If your practice already runs on Botox and Juvederm, DiamondGlow slots into the flywheel: patients burn and earn Alle points, SkinMedica retail attaches at checkout, and your Allergan rep bundles the deal. As a standalone facial machine judged on its own economics, it's unremarkable and consumable-heavy; as an attachment engine for an Allergan account, arguably the category's best. Buy the ecosystem, not the machine.

Overview

Allergan-acquired Dermalinfusion platform

How it works

The science

This is the old Envy Medical SilkPeel/Dermalinfusion platform: a recirculating handpiece with a real diamond-abrasive tip exfoliates mechanically while closed-loop vacuum extracts debris and simultaneously floods the freshly exfoliated channel with topical serum — "exfoliate, extract, infuse" is an accurate description of the mechanics. Because the abrasion is physical (not fluid vortex like HydraFacial), depth is more adjustable and results on texture, dullness, and congestion are more aggressive per pass. Paired SkinMedica Pro-Infusion serums target hydration (HA), brightening, pore clarifying (salicylic), and firming (TNS tie-in). No-downtime with slightly more post-treatment pinkness than fluid-based rivals — clients feel like something happened.

Patented tech

The patented recirculating dermalinfusion handpiece — simultaneous exfoliation, extraction, and serum delivery in a single closed loop through a single-use recovery tip. The serums are standard cosmeceutical chemistry in proprietary cartridges.

Origin

US-developed — engineered by Envy Medical in Southern California, folded into Allergan (AbbVie) after the 2019 acquisition.

FDA & regulatory status

What it's actually cleared for:

Class I 510(k)-exempt dermabrasion device (registered, no clearance) — exfoliates while infusing topical serums

Regulatory data is compiled from public FDA 510(k) records and may lag recent clearances. Always confirm status with the manufacturer before purchase.

Recent industry events

How we source company data

Ownership and corporate changes at Allergan Aesthetics (AbbVie) that can affect warranty, service and parts availability.

  1. May 2020

    AbbVie completes acquisition of Allergan

    Acquisition

    AbbVie completed its acquisition of Allergan plc on May 8, 2020, making AbbVie the owner of Zeltiq and CoolSculpting. Allergan had itself acquired Zeltiq for ~$2.475B in April 2017. Largest ownership change touching the US aesthetic device market in this period.

    Source: PR Newswire; SEC filings

Treatment economics

What practices charge

$150-350 per session ($200-250 typical), body/back and eye/lip serum add-ons push tickets higher; memberships $150-200/month standard. The unique lever is Alle: patients redeem points earned on toxin/filler toward DiamondGlow and earn points back — quietly discounting the facial while protecting menu price. SkinMedica take-home attachment (HA5, TNS) is the intended second act of every appointment.

Consumables & recurring cost

Genuine razor-blade model: single-use recovery tips plus Pro-Infusion serum cartridges land ~$25-40 per treatment through your Allergan account with volume tiering. 40/month = $12-18k/year committed to Allergan consumables — recoverable at these menus, but fully dependent on the serum supply chain.

Ideal for

Best-fit practice

Injector-led medspas, derm, and plastics practices with active Allergan/Alle books — the facial exists to fill injector gaps, feed SkinMedica retail, and give toxin patients a monthly reason to return. Skews 30-60, existing aesthetic patients rather than facial-first walk-ins. Day spas without an Allergan relationship likely can't even buy one.

Compliance

Medical director & delegation

The treatment is aesthetician-operable in most states, but the practical gate is that Allergan sells into medical accounts — so a physician/medical director is effectively required to hold the account even where the state board wouldn't demand one. A few states restrict deeper dermabrasion settings to delegated medical protocols.

Contraindications & screening

Active acne pustules, rosacea flares, open lesions, herpetic outbreaks, isotretinoin within 6 months, recent resurfacing; the mechanical abrasion is the most aggressive in this roundup — darker Fitzpatrick types need conservative depth to avoid PIH. Serum ingredient allergies belong on the intake form.

Ownership

Warranty & service

1-year Allergan warranty with service contracts; corporate-grade support — reps everywhere, loaners happen — because AbbVie protects the consumable annuity.

Resale & used market

Weak private resale ($8-15k) because serum and tip supply runs through Allergan medical accounts — non-account buyers inherit paperweight risk. Most units churn through Allergan trade-up programs rather than the open market.

Chains using this device

  • SkinSpirit

    Medspa · 60 US locations · Company site

    Confirmed
  • Ever/Body

    Cosmetic dermatology · 9 US locations · Company site

    Confirmed

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History

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  1. August 1, 2026

    Record created

    Added to The Aesthetic Index — August 2026

    Source: The Aesthetic Index editorial

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