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RF Microneedling · Insulated-needle bipolar RF microneedling

Technology: RF Microneedling

Classification & configurations

Category group: Skin tightening & remodeling (RF microneedling, monopolar RF, HIFU)

Discontinued

At a glance

New-unit reference · older model
Not published
Used asking price
$8k–$20kSource not documented
FDA status
Supplies & recurring costs
Single-use insulated 49-pin tips, one per treatment. Lutronic no longer treats Infini as a current platform, so supply-chain risk is the real story.
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Data on file

Recurring consumables
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FDA
FDA ClearedK121481
Used asking prices
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Manufacturer-source documents checked: August 31, 2026

Read FDA-cleared indicationsExact wording from 1 FDA record

K121481 (Lutronic Corporation, 2013)

The INFINI Radiofrequency System is intended for use in dermatologic and general surgical procedures for electrocoagulation and hemostasis, and the percutaneous treatment of facial wrinkles.

Verbatim from the FDA 510(k) summary, retrieved 8 Sep 2026.

Page updated: September 4, 2026 · How we verify

No new-unit price reference is published for this older model.

Used asking price reference
Used$8k–$20k
Source not documented

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Consumable cost per treatment

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Price sourcesSources, dates and configurations
Used asking range: $8k–$20k·Researched estimate — no dated source on file yet; not a quote.
Key factsCompany, specifications and verification dates
Key facts
ManufacturerLutronic
CompanyOwner: Hahn & Company (South Korean private equity) (private equity owned, since 2024) · Distribution: direct
Parent companyCynosure Lutronic
Brand ownerLutronic
Built by (OEM)Lutronic Corporation
CategoryRF Microneedling
TechnologyInsulated-needle bipolar RF microneedling
FDA statusFDA Cleared
510(k) citationK121481
New-unit reference (older model)Not published
Used asking range$8k–$20k
ConsumablesSingle-use insulated 49-pin tips, one per treatment. Lutronic no longer treats Infini as a current platform, so supply-chain risk is the real story.
Launch year2013
PricingNot published
Manufacturer-source documents checkedAugust 31, 2026
How it worksTechnology and manufacturing

How the technology works

Infini delivers bipolar RF through insulated microneedles, so the energy releases only at the needle tip deep in the dermis while the epidermis is spared — that insulation is why it earned its reputation for safety in Fitzpatrick IV-VI skin.

Operators stack passes at multiple depths (the classic "3-2-1" layered technique) to build a three-dimensional column of coagulation that remodels collagen and elastin over 3-6 months. Peer-reviewed data supports it for acne scarring, skin laxity, and even axillary hyperhidrosis.

It is slower and more operator-dependent than the motorized Genius that replaced it, but the tissue effect is essentially the same physics.

Patented technology

Lutronic's insulated microneedle electrode design with precisely controlled coagulation zones was the core IP, later refined into the Genius's real-time impedance feedback. The Infini itself has no impedance monitoring — energy delivery is open-loop, which is the main technical gap versus its successor.

Origin

South Korea (Lutronic Corporation, Goyang; US subsidiary Lutronic Inc., now part of Cynosure Lutronic).

FDA & regulatory detailClearance timeline, authorization route and citation notes
Authorized via 510(k)

FDA-cleared indications (verbatim)

K121481 (Lutronic Corporation, 2013)

The INFINI Radiofrequency System is intended for use in dermatologic and general surgical procedures for electrocoagulation and hemostasis, and the percutaneous treatment of facial wrinkles.

Verbatim from the FDA 510(k) summary, retrieved 8 Sep 2026.

Marketed for

RF Microneedling — Insulated-needle bipolar RF microneedling

Marketing claims are the manufacturer's own and are not the same as a cleared indication.

510(k) numbers

K121481

Parent company: Cynosure Lutronic

Legal manufacturer: Lutronic Corporation (South Korea)

Applicant on the FDA record

Lutronic CorporationThe applicant named on the FDA record can differ from the brand shown on the device.

Regulatory data comes from public FDA records and may lag recent updates. Confirm the applicable status and documentation before purchase.

FDA safety actions

Recorded recalls, warning letters and safety communications. Terminated actions remain visible as history.

How we report safety actions

Checked 7 Sep 2026 against FDA enforcement data dated 2 Sep 2026.

  • FDA safety communicationFDA safety communication, issued 15 October 2025Open

    Initiated Oct 15, 2025

    Scope as FDA lists it

    Applies to RF microneedling devices used for dermatologic or aesthetic procedures intended to improve the appearance of the skin. FDA is aware of reports of burns, scarring, fat loss, disfigurement and nerve damage, and of injuries needing surgical repair.

    FDA advises providers to discuss these risks with patients and to report complications.

    Reason and action

    FDA advises providers to discuss these risks with patients before treatment, to use devices only as cleared, and to report complications to MedWatch. FDA did not name individual brands; the communication covers 510(k)-cleared RF microneedling devices as a class.

    This communication applies to a class of devices, not to a specific unit or recall.

    This is an FDA communication about a device class, not a recall of specific units; read the FDA notice for the reported risks and FDA's recommendations.

    Manufacturer response: none on file — manufacturers can reply via their company profile.

    FDA record

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Treatment & running costs

Treatments

Sessions & timing

No treatment schedule documented yet.

What practices charge

No sourced treatment price on file.

Supplies & recurring costs

Single-use insulated 49-pin tips, one per treatment. Lutronic no longer treats Infini as a current platform, so supply-chain risk is the real story.

·Used listing · Updated Aug 31, 2026

Annual service & support

No annual service cost documented yet.

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ComplianceScreening and contraindications on the manufacturer's record

Contraindications & screening

Pacemakers and implanted defibrillators (bipolar RF), pregnancy, active skin infection or inflammatory acne in the field, keloid history, recent isotretinoin, and metal implants in the treatment area. Standard RF-microneedling exclusion list; insulated needles reduce but don't eliminate PIH risk in darker skin.

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History3 tracked changes

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  1. September 4, 2026

    notes

    Workhorse legacy unit, strong used supply; replaced by Geniusremoved

    Unsourced evaluative sentence removed under the opinion-layer gate.

    Source: Catalog update — Wave D opinion-layer gate, 2026-09-04

  2. August 5, 2026

    Warranty & service

    Source: Catalog update

  3. August 1, 2026

    Record created

    Added to The Aesthetic Index — August 2026

    Source: The Aesthetic Index editorial

Cite this data: The Aesthetic Index, "Lutronic Infini — pricing, FDA status and cost to own", aestheticindex.co (accessed September 24, 2026).

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