InMode IgniteRF

InMode's IgniteRF is a radiofrequency workstation built around minimally invasive and fractional RF handpieces, with no laser or light modules. InMode launched it in July 2024 alongside the OptimasMAX. In FDA records the console is called the Ignite RF System. Its GUDID entry lists model AG613237A and ties it to clearances K182325, K233642, K240780 and K251254. The most recent, decided January 15, 2026, covers procedures where soft tissue tightening or hemostasis is needed.

The K251254 summary sorts the handpieces into three groups: monopolar RFAL handpieces, a bipolar handpiece called Quantum that has internal electrodes and no external ones, and the Morpheus8 Burst and Burst Deep applicators, which take disposable, single use tip heads. InMode's May 2025 Health Canada announcement named QuantumRF, Morpheus8 Burst, Morpheus8 Burst Deep, BodyTite Turbo and FaceTite Turbo among the platform's nine technologies and gave a working depth range of 0.5 mm to 60 mm. QuantumRF is sold in two cannula sizes, QuantumRF 10 for smaller zones and QuantumRF 25 for larger ones.

Earlier InMode RF consoles, such as the BodyTite and EmbraceRF platforms, also drove FaceTite, AccuTite and Morpheus8, so the handpiece names alone do not settle which console you have. The serial label is the clearest answer: an IgniteRF reads Ignite RF System. Support for the Quantum handpiece and for Burst and Scale modes is another sign. The 2026 clearance describes those modes as several pulses delivered at depths 2 mm apart with each needle activation.

The RFAL handpieces are consumables. GUDID lists FaceTite and AccuTite handpiece packs as single use, and Morpheus8 tips are single use as well, so a buyer values the console and its reusable applicators separately from any boxed stock. List which applicators, cannula sizes and foot switch come with the unit, and photograph the serial label, the software version screen and any unopened, in date handpiece or tip packs. Service records and any recurring error codes help too.