InMode Triton
Triple-wavelength diode · 755+810+1064nm Fusion
The InMode Triton typically sells new in the $100k–$135k range in the US, with used and refurbished systems around $50k–$80k. InMode Triton's FDA status is under verification by our research team. Figures are market estimates verified August 9, 2026.
What it's actually cleared for: Simultaneous multi-wavelength hair removal; clearance stated at 2018 launch — K not isolated, verify
Last verified: August 9, 2026 · How we verify
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| Manufacturer | InMode |
|---|---|
| Company | Owner: Publicly traded (NASDAQ: INMD; no single controlling owner) (public company, since 2019) · Distribution: direct |
| Category | Hair Removal & IPL |
| Technology | 755+810+1064nm Fusion |
| FDA status | Cleared — citation pending verification |
| New price range | $100k–$135k |
| Used price range | $50k–$80k |
| Consumables | Not published |
| Launch year | 2019 |
| Last verified | August 9, 2026 |
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
Clearance is expected for this platform, but we have not yet confirmed the exact authorization number against the public FDA database, so no number is published here. See our FDA guide.
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)
Chains using this device
No confirmed chain deployments recorded yet.
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History
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August 9, 2026
FDA status
Cleared → Cleared-Pending-Citation
Source: Automatic record update
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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