Injector picking up the Suresult L20Pro beside the L14Pro and L24Pro on a treatment trolley, FaceAtlas AI skin, fat and SMAS layers on the tablet

My pick for a face-first injector is the Suresult L24Pro ($4,185). For the deeper jawline, neck and temple planes, choose the Suresult L20Pro ($3,720); for face plus body, the Suresult L14Pro ($3,441). The standard L24, L20 and L14 carry the same three bands from $2,139, at prices checked October 16, 2026.

Independent reviewUpdated October 16, 2026
Fernando Mariz, MD

Fernando Mariz, MDCo-author · Independent device reviewer · Gynecology, pelvic surgery and sonography

I am Dr. Fernando Mariz, a gynecology and pelvic surgery physician practicing in New York City. Before my medical career, I served in the U.S. Marine Corps, where I developed the discipline, focus, and steadiness that continue to shape the way I care for patients today. At Maiden Lane Medical, my work covers women’s health, preventive care, sonography, pelvic pain, abnormal uterine bleeding, and minimally invasive gynecologic procedures.

Jailyn Avila, MD

Jailyn Avila, MDCo-author · Independent device reviewer · Emergency medicine and POCUS education

I am Dr. Jailyn Avila, an emergency medicine physician, educator, and digital health innovator based in Southern California. My clinical work is rooted in emergency care, while my teaching focuses on point-of-care ultrasound, residency education, and practical training for physicians. Through my roles with Emergent Medical Associates, UHS SoCal MEC Emergency Medicine Residency, Core Ultrasound, and FemInEM, I work at the intersection of patient care, medical education, and accessible digital learning.

Evaluation scope: With deep ultrasound knowledge, I compared the band, depth presets, element count, battery and scan time, needle tools, FaceAtlas AI status and checkout price of the Suresult L24Pro, Suresult L24, Suresult L20Pro, Suresult L20, Suresult L14Pro and Suresult L14, using Suresult product records checked October 16, 2026. The Clarius L20 HD3 and Clarius L15 HD3 serve as five-year cost references from the Clarius store, checked the same day.

Quick answer: L14, L20 or L24?

For a clinician who injects faces every day, I recommend the Suresult L24Pro 18/24 MHz 256-element aesthetic ultrasound probe at $4,185. It pairs the highest band in the series with presets that start at 10 mm, 256 elements, 4 hours of scanning per charge, Needle Enhance and 3 months of FaceAtlas AI.[1]

The six probes come in three bands, each as a standard model and a Pro. The 18/24 MHz L24 and L24Pro image 10 to 25 mm, the 16/20 MHz L20 and L20Pro image 10 to 40 mm, and the 10/14 MHz L14 and L14Pro image 20 to 80 mm. Every Pro carries 256 elements instead of 192 and scans 4 hours per charge instead of 2. FaceAtlas AI comes with 3 months included on the L24Pro, L20Pro and L14Pro, and the L24, L20 and L14 run it with a license bought separately.[2][3]

If your list runs from the mid-face down to the deeper jawline, neck and temple planes, choose the Suresult L20Pro 16/20 MHz 256-element facial ultrasound probe ($3,720) for its presets to 40 mm. If one probe has to cover the face and the body, choose the Suresult L14Pro 10/14 MHz 256-element linear probe ($3,441), which reaches 80 mm. For 2-hour clinic days, the standard models carry the same bands for less: the L24 brings 24 MHz at $3,441, the L20 is the lowest-priced way into Needle Enhance at $2,790, and the L14 opens the six at $2,139 with face, body and facial-vessel Doppler.[4][5]

Route each treatment on your list to its probe:

  • Lips, tear troughs and the first centimeter of skin: the L24 or L24Pro, with presets from 10 mm.[1]
  • Deeper jawline, neck and temple planes on the same probe as the mid-face: the L20Pro or L20, with presets to 40 mm.[4]
  • Glutes, deep fat compartments, joints and the thyroid: the L14Pro or L14, which reach 80 mm.[5]
  • Scanning past two hours per charge: any Pro, at 4 hours.[1]
  • FaceAtlas AI from the first client: the L24Pro, L24, L20Pro or L14Pro.[3]

L14 vs L20 vs L24 specifications and price

Each of the six is a complete handheld ultrasound machine for aesthetics: a wireless linear probe that runs through free iOS, Android and Windows apps, with 64 channels, a 25 mm scan length, B, M, color, power and pulsed-wave Doppler, and DICOM export.[6]

Probe Band · depth presets Elements · scan time · weight Needle Enhance FaceAtlas AI Subscription Checkout price, as of October 2026 Best for
L24Pro

18/24 MHz · 10/15/20/25 mm 256 elements · up to 4 h · 145 g Included 3 months included None — imaging app free for life $4,185 Lips, nose and tear troughs, all day
18/24 MHz · 10/15/20/25 mm 192 elements · up to 2 h · 145 g Included License from $50 a month None — imaging app free for life $3,441 Face-only work in the first 25 mm
L20Pro

16/20 MHz · 10/20/30/40 mm 256 elements · up to 4 h · 145 g Included 3 months included None — imaging app free for life $3,720 The mid-face plus deeper jawline, neck and temple planes to 40 mm
16/20 MHz · 10/20/30/40 mm 192 elements · up to 2 h · 147 g Included License from $50/mo None — imaging app free for life $2,790 20 MHz and the lowest-priced way into Needle Enhance
L14Pro

10/14 MHz · 20/40/60/80 mm 256 elements · up to 4 h · 145 g Included 3 months included None — imaging app free for life $3,441 The face plus MSK, vessel and thyroid work, all day
10/14 MHz · 20–80 mm 192 elements · up to 2 h · 200 g Flip, Grid and in-/out-of-plane guides License from $50/mo None — imaging app free for life $2,139 Face plus body and facial-vessel Doppler at the lowest entry price

The imaging software on all six runs with no subscription: lifetime free software and unlimited scans. FaceAtlas AI licenses for the L20 and L14 cost $50 per month, $500 per year or $999 for life.[6][3] Facial captures from the L14 and skin captures from the L20Pro sit in the Suresult aesthetic ultrasound collection.[2]

Best for: the quick list

Best for full-day lip, nose and tear-trough work

L24Pro

The highest band in the series with 4 hours per charge, 256 elements and FaceAtlas AI included.

Best 24 MHz value

L24

The L24Pro’s band and 25 mm window, with Needle Enhance, at $3,441.

Best all-rounder from the mid-face to the neck

L20Pro

20 MHz detail with presets to 40 mm for the deeper jawline, neck and temple planes, plus 3 months of FaceAtlas AI.

Lowest price for Needle Enhance of the six

L20

20 MHz, presets from 10 to 40 mm and Needle Enhance at $2,790.

Best single probe for face and body, all day

L14Pro

80 mm of reach for MSK, vessel and thyroid work, with 4 hours per charge, Needle Enhance and FaceAtlas AI included.

Lowest entry price of the six

L14

The face plus the body, and facial-vessel Doppler, from 20 to 80 mm at $2,139.

Where to buy each L-series probe

Buy each probe on its Suresult product page at the checkout price below. The checkout total already covers shipping, customs clearance, duties and taxes, so it is the delivered price: No Hidden Fees. Orders ship within 24 hours on business days, Monday through Friday, under the Suresult shipping and tax policy, and delivery then takes 1–7 business days to Europe, North America and Oceania and 3–10 to Asia, Africa and South America.[7]

DEPTH LADDER

18/24 MHz · L24 and L24Pro

25 mm

lips, nose, tear troughs and nasolabial folds, at the highest band in the series

16/20 MHz · L20 and L20Pro

40 mm

the mid-face plus the deeper jawline, neck and temple planes

10/14 MHz · L14 and L14Pro

80 mm

the face plus MSK, vessel and thyroid work

Each rung is the deepest preset of the pair.

The six L14, L20 and L24 probes, matched to your treatment list

Each probe below leads one buyer scenario, named in its heading. The pairs run from the shallowest band to the deepest, with the Pro first in each pair: the 18/24 MHz L24Pro and L24, the 16/20 MHz L20Pro and L20, then the 10/14 MHz L14Pro and L14.

Choose the Suresult L24Pro if you inject lips, nose and tear troughs all day

18/24 MHz · 10/15/20/25 mm presets · 256 elements · up to 4 h per charge · 145 g · Needle Enhance · 3 months of FaceAtlas AI · $4,185

Suresult L24Pro 18/24 MHz wireless linear probe beside a tablet showing a color Doppler and pulsed-wave trace
L24Pro and its app. Product photo, official Suresult L24Pro page, 2026.

Buy the L24Pro probe — $4,185

Verdict: The Suresult L24Pro 18/24 MHz 256-element aesthetic ultrasound probe is my first choice for a face-first practice: the highest band in the series, presets that open at 10 mm, and 4 hours of continuous scanning per charge for back-to-back injection lists.

  • Band and depth: 18/24 MHz linear; 10, 15, 20 and 25 mm presets; 25 mm scan length
  • Elements and power: 256 elements and 64 channels; 4400 mAh, up to 4 hours of continuous scanning; USB and wireless charging
  • Needle tools: Needle Enhance, with Flip, Grid and in-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides
  • FaceAtlas AI: 3 months included
  • Price: $4,185, which is $744 more than the L24

Why it fits. The L24Pro maps the vessels before lips, nasolabial folds, chin and jawline, then shows the needle live during the pass itself. The 10 mm preset fills the screen with the first centimeter of tissue, so the dermis and the injection plane stay at the top of the image, and 24 MHz is the highest frequency in the series.[1][2] For the lips themselves, the lip filler technique guide ties each injection point to the labial artery beneath it and ranks the L24Pro first for mapping.

The Pro hardware carries it through a full list. Against the L24, it adds 64 elements for finer near-field detail on skin, fascia and small vessels, and it doubles the battery from 2200 to 4400 mAh, for 4 hours of continuous scanning instead of 2. It is the most chosen probe in Suresult’s aesthetics collection, picked by injectors working the nose and lips.[1][2]

Ultrasound frame at 18 MHz and 25 mm depth showing scalp and superficial soft tissue with the full app interface
L24Pro at 18 MHz and 25 mm depth: scalp and superficial soft tissue, complete app interface. Ultrasound capture, official Suresult L24Pro page, 2026.
Suresult (official; checked October 16, 2026) — L24Pro nail-unit clip with the full app interface.

Step down: the L24 keeps the band, the 25 mm window and Needle Enhance for $744 less, with 2 hours per charge and the FaceAtlas AI license bought separately. Step across: for the deeper jawline, neck and temple planes, the L20Pro’s presets reach 40 mm.

Choose the Suresult L24 if your work lives in the first 25 mm and fits two-hour sessions

18/24 MHz · 10/15/20/25 mm presets · 192 elements · up to 2 h per charge · 145 g · Needle Enhance · runs FaceAtlas AI · $3,441

Suresult L24 18/24 MHz wireless linear ultrasound probe, front view
Suresult L24 18/24 MHz linear probe, front view. Product photo, official Suresult L24 page, 2026.

Buy the L24 probe — $3,441

Verdict: The Suresult L24 18/24 MHz linear ultrasound probe is my pick for 24 MHz work in sessions that fit inside two hours. It shares the L24Pro’s band, 25 mm window and Needle Enhance, and it runs FaceAtlas AI on a license.

  • Band and depth: 18/24 MHz linear; 10, 15, 20 and 25 mm presets; 25 mm scan length
  • Elements and power: 192 elements and 64 channels; 2200 mAh, up to 2 hours of continuous scanning; USB and wireless charging
  • Needle tools: Needle Enhance, with Flip, Grid and in-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides
  • FaceAtlas AI: license from $50 a month
  • Price: $3,441

Why it fits. The L24 is built for clinicians whose answers live in the first 25 mm. Two hours of continuous scanning covers 24 five-minute pre-injection checks per charge, which is how one L24 buyer works with it: “I use it for quick review before injectables and for short follow-up visits.”[6]

Against the L14Pro, the L24 trades 80 mm of reach for 24 MHz and a 10 mm preset. For a practice that treats only the face, that is the better trade.[6][5]

Step up: the L24Pro adds 64 elements, twice the battery and two more hours of scanning for $744 more.

Choose the Suresult L20Pro if your list runs from the mid-face to the deeper jawline, neck and temple planes

16/20 MHz · 10/20/30/40 mm presets · 256 elements · up to 4 h per charge · 145 g · Needle Enhance · 3 months of FaceAtlas AI · $3,720

Suresult L20Pro 16/20 MHz wireless linear probe beside a tablet showing a color Doppler scan of a superficial vessel
Suresult L20Pro 16/20 MHz linear probe with its app. Product photo, official Suresult L20Pro page, 2026.

Buy the L20Pro probe — $3,720

Verdict: The Suresult L20Pro 16/20 MHz 256-element facial ultrasound probe is the probe I would hand a clinic that injects the whole face and the neck. It holds 20 MHz detail, reaches 40 mm, and runs 4 hours per charge with FaceAtlas AI included.

  • Band and depth: 16/20 MHz linear; 10, 20, 30 and 40 mm presets; 25 mm scan length
  • Elements and power: 256 elements and 64 channels; 4400 mAh, up to 4 hours of continuous scanning; USB and wireless charging
  • Needle tools: Needle Enhance, with Flip, Grid and in-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides
  • FaceAtlas AI: 3 months included
  • Price: $3,720, which is $930 more than the L20

Why it fits. The L20Pro keeps 20 MHz detail all the way to 40 mm, 15 mm past the deepest preset of the 24 MHz pair, so the deeper jawline, neck and temple planes sit on the same probe that maps the mid-face from a 10 mm preset. One probe covers the whole face-and-neck treatment list.[4]

The skin captures in the Suresult aesthetic ultrasound collection were made on the L20Pro. Against the L20, the Pro doubles the battery from 2200 to 4400 mAh, adds 64 elements and brings 3 months of FaceAtlas AI, so the analysis runs from the first client without a separate license.[2][4]

L20Pro B-mode frame at 20 MHz from the skin surface to the subcutaneous tissue with the complete app interface
L20Pro at 20 MHz: skin surface to subcutaneous tissue, complete app interface. Ultrasound capture, official Suresult L20Pro page, 2026.

Step down: the L20 keeps the band, the four presets and Needle Enhance for $930 less, with 2 hours per charge and the FaceAtlas AI license bought separately.

Choose the Suresult L20 if you want 20 MHz and the lowest-priced way into Needle Enhance

16/20 MHz · 10/20/30/40 mm presets · 192 elements · up to 2 h per charge · 147 g · Needle Enhance · FaceAtlas AI license sold separately · $2,790

Suresult L20 16/20 MHz wireless linear probe in a gloved hand beside a tablet showing a color Doppler scan
Suresult L20 16/20 MHz linear probe with its app. Product photo, official Suresult L20 page, 2026.

Buy the L20 probe — $2,790

Verdict: The Suresult L20 16/20 MHz facial ultrasound probe is the lowest-priced way into Needle Enhance of the six, and it brings the 20 MHz band with presets from 10 to 40 mm. I recommend it to injectors who scan in short sessions and add FaceAtlas AI when the practice wants the analysis.

  • Band and depth: 16/20 MHz linear; 10, 20, 30 and 40 mm presets; 25 mm scan length
  • Elements and power: 192 elements and 64 channels; 2200 mAh, up to 2 hours of continuous scanning; 147 g
  • Needle tools: Needle Enhance, with Flip, Grid and in-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides
  • FaceAtlas AI: runs with a license at $50 per month, $500 per year or $999 for life
  • Price: $2,790

Why it fits. The L20 shares the L20Pro’s band, its four presets and Needle Enhance, so the face window and the needle tools match the Pro. The Pro’s extra spend buys 64 more elements, two more hours per charge and 3 months of FaceAtlas AI. An L20 buyer sums up the role: “It gives me a quick second look before facial injectables without bringing in a cart system.” The L20 page lists $3,000; the 7% discount applies automatically at checkout, so the L20 checks out at $2,790.[8][4]

Step up: the L20Pro adds 64 elements, twice the battery, two more hours of scanning and 3 months of FaceAtlas AI for $930 more.

Choose the Suresult L14Pro if one probe covers the face plus MSK, vessel and thyroid work, all day

10/14 MHz · 20/40/60/80 mm presets · 256 elements · up to 4 h per charge · 145 g · Needle Enhance · 3 months of FaceAtlas AI · $3,441

Suresult L14Pro 10/14 MHz wireless linear probe beside a tablet showing a color Doppler vessel scan
Suresult L14Pro 10/14 MHz linear probe with its app. Product photo, official Suresult L14Pro page, 2026.

Buy the L14Pro probe — $3,441

Verdict: The Suresult L14Pro 10/14 MHz 256-element linear probe is my pick when the same probe covers facial work in the morning and joints, vessels or the thyroid in the afternoon. It reaches 80 mm, scans 4 hours per charge, and brings Needle Enhance and 3 months of FaceAtlas AI.

  • Band and depth: 10/14 MHz linear; 20, 40, 60 and 80 mm presets; 25 mm scan length
  • Elements and power: 256 elements and 64 channels; 4400 mAh, up to 4 hours of continuous scanning; USB and wireless charging
  • Needle tools: Needle Enhance, with Flip, Grid and in-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides
  • FaceAtlas AI: 3 months included
  • Price: $3,441, which is $1,302 more than the L14

Why it fits. The L14Pro shares the deepest window of the six with the L14, with presets to 80 mm, which brings MSK, vessel and thyroid work into the same purchase as the face. Against the L24, the choice is reach against detail: 80 mm and body work on the L14Pro, 24 MHz and a 10 mm preset on the L24.[5]

Against the L14, the Pro adds Needle Enhance on the needle shaft, 64 more elements, two more hours per charge and 3 months of FaceAtlas AI, and it weighs 145 g against 200 g. For an aesthetics workflow built around FaceAtlas AI, the L14Pro is the 14 MHz probe to start with: 3 months are included from day one.[5][9]

Step down: the L14 keeps the band and the 80 mm reach for $1,302 less, and guides the needle with Flip, Grid and on-screen in-plane and out-of-plane guide lines.

Choose the Suresult L14 if you want face, body and facial-vessel Doppler at the lowest entry price

10/14 MHz · 20–80 mm · 192 elements · up to 2 h per charge · 200 g · Flip, Grid and in-/out-of-plane guides · FaceAtlas AI license sold separately · $2,139

Suresult L14 10/14 MHz linear probe beside a tablet showing a neck scan
Suresult L14 and its app. Product photo, official Suresult L14 page, 2026.

Buy the L14 probe — $2,139

Verdict: The Suresult L14 10/14 MHz wireless linear probe is the lowest-priced of the six and my pick for facial-vessel Doppler on a tight budget. It reaches 80 mm for body work and maps facial vessels in color Doppler.

  • Band and depth: 10/14 MHz linear; 20–80 mm; 25 mm scan length
  • Elements and power: 192 elements and 64 channels; 4200 mAh, up to 2 hours of continuous scanning; 200 g
  • Needle tools: Flip, Grid and in-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides
  • FaceAtlas AI: runs with a license bought separately
  • Price: $2,139, the lowest checkout price of the six

Why it fits. The L14 maps facial vessels in color Doppler and measures their velocity with pulsed-wave Doppler. One buyer’s pulsed-wave trace on a superficial vessel reads a peak systolic velocity of 15.73 cm/s and a resistive index of 0.78, captured at 14.0 MHz with a 1 mm sample volume, a 55-degree angle and a 2.0 kHz PRF.[2]

Pulsed-wave Doppler trace on a superficial vessel captured on a Suresult L14 at 14 MHz
Pulsed-wave trace on a superficial vessel: peak systolic velocity 15.73 cm/s, resistive index 0.78. Buyer capture on an L14 at 14.0 MHz, Suresult aesthetics collection.

The L14 guides every pass with Flip, Grid and in-plane and out-of-plane guide lines, and it scans for 2 hours per charge. Add a FaceAtlas AI license from $50 a month when the practice wants the layer analysis.[9][3]

Suresult (official; checked October 16, 2026) — temple filler with the superficial temporal artery mapped first: the artery lights up in color Doppler and the cannula shows on screen, at 14 MHz on the L14 (on-screen F: H14.0MHz, D 20 mm). The guide to cannula filler with ultrasound gives the temple track between the temporal fasciae and the gauge for every facial area.

Step up: the L14Pro adds Needle Enhance, 64 elements, two more hours per charge and 3 months of FaceAtlas AI for $1,302 more.

How the three bands map to facial layers

The three bands split the face by depth: 18/24 MHz gives the most superficial detail for dermatology and facial work inside 25 mm, 16/20 MHz balances aesthetics, skin and superficial MSK across the first 40 mm, and 10/14 MHz resolves deeper targets such as nerve blocks, the thyroid, the breast and AV access.[1][2]

Band Pair Depth presets Where it leads Capture on the page
18/24 MHz L24Pro · L24 10/15/20/25 mm Lips, nose, tear troughs, nasolabial folds and chin; faces, necks and hands inside 25 mm Scalp and superficial soft tissue at 18 MHz and 25 mm, on the L24Pro
16/20 MHz L20Pro · L20 10/20/30/40 mm The mid-face plus the deeper jawline, neck and temple planes Skin surface to subcutaneous tissue at 20 MHz, on the L20Pro
10/14 MHz L14Pro · L14 20–80 mm (L14Pro presets 20/40/60/80 mm) The face plus MSK, vessel and thyroid work; facial-vessel Doppler Pulsed-wave trace on a superficial vessel at 14.0 MHz, on the L14

Compare carefully if your list mixes the lips with the deeper jawline and temple planes. The deepest layer you treat decides the band, so the L20Pro’s presets from 10 to 40 mm carry the whole list, and the L24Pro gives the most superficial detail when the work stays inside 25 mm.[1][4]

FaceAtlas AI draws skin, fat and SMAS on frames from all three bands. The depth window decides how large those layers sit on the screen: a 10 mm preset on the L24 or L20 pair fills the screen with skin and keeps the dermis and the injection plane at the top of the image, and the L14 pair opens at 20 mm for deeper targets and the body. The physics behind the bands sits in the high-frequency ultrasound machine guide.[2][3]

Standard or Pro: 192 vs 256 elements, 2 h vs 4 h

Pick the band by the deepest layer you treat. Pick Pro by the hours you scan.

Inside each band, the Pro keeps the band and the presets and is built for longer days. All three Pros share one spec: 256 elements, 4400 mAh, up to 4 hours of continuous scanning and 145 g. Every model runs 64 channels, and the Pro’s 256 elements against 192 give finer near-field detail on skin, fascia and small vessels.[1]

What changes L24 → L24Pro L20 → L20Pro L14 → L14Pro
Elements 192 → 256 192 → 256 192 → 256
Continuous scanning 2 h → 4 h 2 h → 4 h 2 h → 4 h
Weight 145 g → 145 g 147 g → 145 g 200 g → 145 g
Needle Enhance On both On both Added on the Pro
FaceAtlas AI 3 months included on the L24Pro; license on the L24 License → 3 months included License → 3 months included
Step-up at checkout $744 $930 $1,302

Choose Pro when sessions run past two hours between charges or when you want 256 elements. Every Pro also adds 3 months of FaceAtlas AI, and the L14Pro adds Needle Enhance. On the 24 MHz pair, both models already carry Needle Enhance, so the L24Pro’s step-up buys elements, battery and those 3 months of FaceAtlas AI.[6][8][9]

FaceAtlas AI on the L-series: included or licensed

FaceAtlas AI is AI skin-ultrasound software for Android tablets and phones, and it pairs with all six of these probes. It draws skin, fat and SMAS over the live scan at 21 standardized sites from forehead to jawline, measures skin thickness, subcutaneous fat thickness and depth to SMAS in millimeters, and keeps the untouched image beside the AI layers in Dual View.[3]

  • 3 months included with the probe: L24Pro, L20Pro and L14Pro.
  • License bought separately: L24, L20 and L14, on any of the three plans below.
FaceAtlas AI Monthly License card

FaceAtlas AI Monthly License — $50 per month

FaceAtlas AI Yearly License card

FaceAtlas AI Yearly License — $500 per year, twelve months for the price of ten

FaceAtlas AI Lifetime License card

FaceAtlas AI Lifetime License — $999 once, with every update included; sold until 11:59 PM Pacific Time on December 31, 2026

One key activates one device. It arrives by email and renews only when you choose to. Lifetime costs $499 more than one Yearly license and keeps the device on FaceAtlas AI for life. After December 31, 2026, FaceAtlas AI is sold monthly or yearly, and every Lifetime license bought before then keeps working for life.[3][10][11]

Every plan carries the full toolset:

  • Skin Scan, Filler Scan and Dual View
  • 21-point facial mapping, with an Expert mode for the retaining-ligament regions
  • Filler recognition across 7 materials (HA, collagen, PLLA, PCL, CaHA, PMMA and PVA), with depth and size
  • HIFU planning: Linear focus 4.5 or 3.0 mm and Dot focus 6.0, 4.5, 3.0 or 2.0 mm per site, with a left–right mismatch check
  • Color Power Doppler for blood flow before the needle goes in
  • 5-second video clips
  • Dermal density, SMAS firmness and skin-age scores
  • A Facial Ultrasound Assessment PDF with one-click visit comparison, in 11 languages

The HIFU depth chart shows which of those Linear and Dot focus depths FaceAtlas AI picks at each depth to SMAS, with a worked plan where the left and right sides disagree.

Filler Scan identifies earlier filler by material, measures its depth and size, and shows how far the old product has spread before the next syringe goes in.[3]

FaceAtlas AI checks each frame’s image quality before it measures. More than 30,000 clinical cases stand behind its AI, with algorithm accuracy above 96%. Every record stays on the tablet itself, and 256 GB of storage holds about 2,000 scan records. FaceAtlas AI installs from Google Play on 64-bit Android tablets and phones, version 8.0 and newer, and the imaging app of every L-series probe covers iOS, Android and Windows.[3]

SURESULT L-series: FDA 510(k) cleared. CE marked under EU MDR. ISO 13485. Health Canada.[12]

Injection workflow on the L-series: map, guide, record

All six probes run the same steps around an injection. The full technique is in the ultrasound-guided filler injections guide.

Map the vessels first

All six carry color, power and pulsed-wave Doppler, so the vessel map comes before the needle. Color Doppler shows where flow runs under the planned entry point, and pulsed-wave Doppler puts a velocity on it. Inside FaceAtlas AI, Color Power Doppler shows blood flow before the needle goes in.[6][2][3]

Color Doppler box over a superficial vessel at 20 MHz and 20 mm depth on a Suresult L20Pro, with the full app interface
Color Doppler on a superficial vessel at 20 MHz and 20 mm depth, with the color box steered 12 degrees. L20Pro capture, Suresult aesthetic ultrasound collection, 2026.

When a vessel blocks despite the map, the vascular occlusion Doppler guide sets out the patterns seen in 100 filler vascular events and the settings that catch slow flow.

Guide the needle

Needle Enhance runs on five of the six probes: the L24Pro, L24, L20Pro, L20 and L14Pro. It enhances the needle shaft on the live image, and Flip, Grid and on-screen in-plane and out-of-plane guide lines run on all six, the L14 included. In FaceAtlas AI, Dual View follows the needle angle and the new filler live.[5][9][3]

Scan through a gel pad

Suresult’s sterile aesthetic gel pads measure Ø35 × 4 mm and come 50 to a pack for $140. Each pad goes on the skin, the probe scans through it, and the pad lifts away, leaving no gel on the face or hairline. Its 4 mm stand-off raises the probe face off the skin and moves the epidermis, dermis and superficial fat into a clearer part of the image. Every pad comes sealed on its own, one per client. Order them with the probe: Suresult Aesthetic Ultrasound Gel Pads.[13]

Suresult sterile aesthetic ultrasound gel pad, 35 mm across and 4 mm thick
Suresult sterile gel pad, Ø35 × 4 mm.

Record the result

Each of the six stores cine loops of up to 1,000 frames and exports JPEG, MP4, PNG and DICOM to local storage, so every pass lands in the patient file. FaceAtlas AI adds 5-second clips and a PDF report that puts this visit beside the last with one click.[2][3]

Five-year cost against the Clarius L20 HD3 and L15 HD3

Over five years, an L-series probe costs its checkout price and nothing more: the imaging software carries no subscription. Clarius sells the L20 HD3 and L15 HD3 as a scanner plus Essentials, billed at $695 every year, $1,785 every three years or $2,500 one-time.[6][14][15]

Scanner Scanner price, checked October 16, 2026 Five-year cost with one-time Essentials Five-year cost with annual Essentials Band · maximum depth Field of view · weight
Clarius L20 HD3 wireless ultra-high-frequency linear scanner, front view with L20 label

Clarius L20 HD3
$5,395 $7,895 $8,870 8–20 MHz · 4 cm 25 mm · 290 g
Clarius L15 HD3 wireless linear ultrasound scanner, front view with L15 label

Clarius L15 HD3
$3,795 $6,295 $7,270 5–15 MHz · 7 cm 50 mm · 290 g

Clarius L20 HD3 and L15 HD3 images from clarius.com; scanner prices and Essentials terms from store.clarius.com, checked October 16, 2026.

Against those totals, each L-series probe’s five-year saving is the reference total minus its checkout price:

  • L24Pro: $3,710 less than the Clarius L20 HD3 with one-time Essentials
  • L24: $4,454 less than the Clarius L20 HD3 with one-time Essentials
  • L20Pro: $4,175 less than the Clarius L20 HD3 with one-time Essentials
  • L14Pro: $2,854 less than the Clarius L15 HD3 with one-time Essentials
  • L14: $4,156 less than the Clarius L15 HD3 with one-time Essentials

The L20 costs $2,790 once versus $7,895 for the Clarius L20 HD3 with one-time Essentials (store.clarius.com, October 16, 2026).[14]

Price the Clarius L20 HD3 scanner alone, $5,395 before Essentials (store.clarius.com, October 16, 2026), against two complete L-series purchases: the L20Pro ($3,720) with a Lifetime FaceAtlas AI license ($999), or the L24 ($3,441) with the +$195 3-Year Extended Warranty.[14][11][6]

Clarius sells the L20 HD3 for aesthetics, so I set it beside the 24 MHz L24Pro and the 20 MHz L20Pro:[1][4][14][16][17]

What you get L24Pro L20Pro Clarius L20 HD3
Band 18/24 MHz 16/20 MHz 8–20 MHz
Depth Presets 10–25 mm Presets 10–40 mm Maximum 4 cm
Elements 256 256 192
Scan length or field of view 25 mm 25 mm 25 mm
Weight 145 g 145 g 290 g
Scan time per charge Up to 4 h Up to 4 h About 60 min; recommended maximum exam time 20 minutes
Needle Enhance Included Included In the membership
Pulsed-wave Doppler Included Included In the membership
AI facial tools FaceAtlas AI layer measurements in millimeters, 3 months included FaceAtlas AI layer measurements in millimeters, 3 months included T-Mode AI Aesthetics and Vessel Depth AI, in the membership; Clarius labels T-Mode “for educational and training purposes only”
Local storage and DICOM Included Included Yes, with membership
Apps iOS, Android, Windows iOS, Android, Windows iOS, Android

Outside the United States, the Clarius store sends buyers to their authorized local distributor, while every L-series probe ships worldwide from the Suresult store with duties paid. The cross-brand field, Clarius included, is compared in the best aesthetic ultrasound machines for facial fillers and the best handheld ultrasound for aesthetic injectors.[14][7]

Buying terms: warranty, trial, support and registrations

The standard warranty on every Suresult device runs 2 years and covers remote support and return shipping. At checkout, the 3-Year Extended Warranty adds two-way expedited shipping and priority support for +$195, and the 5-Year Extra Protection adds an instant loaner or replacement scanner for +$597.[6]

Under the Suresult warranty policy, First Month Assurance sends a replacement device at no cost for any issue within the first 30 days of delivery, and an approved repair that runs past 30 days extends the warranty by 6 months.[18]

Each probe comes with a 30-day trial, and the return and exchange policy accepts return requests within 30 days of receiving the order.[6][19]

Each probe arrives in a lockable metal box with a wireless charger, a local plug, a quality inspection certificate, a warranty card and a quick user manual. For urgent questions, Suresult support states: “Urgent issues usually get an answer within the hour.”[6][20]

8,717 clinicians trust Suresult, and NASA selected Suresult handheld probes for testing in preparation for the Artemis lunar program. The certifications page holds the registrations: EU MDR QMS certificate 28620203593 (Intertek, notified body 2862), valid through 18 November 2029; Health Canada Medical Device Licence 107656; TGA ARTG 360011; ANVISA 81535520003; and ISO 13485.[6][12]

How I matched the six probes to buyers

I matched the six against one buyer question: I inject faces and sometimes treat bodies, so which Suresult linear probe, and which Pro, fits my work, my day and my budget? I fixed the criteria before assessing any model and read every input from the Suresult Store records and product pages checked October 16, 2026.

Six criteria decide the match:

  • Superficial detail: the top frequency of the band, 24, 20 or 14 MHz.
  • Face window: where the depth presets start and how far they reach.
  • Needle tools: Needle Enhance on top of the Flip, Grid and in-plane and out-of-plane guides.
  • FaceAtlas AI: 3 months included with the probe, or a license bought separately.
  • Full day: 256 elements and 4 hours per charge, or 192 elements and 2 hours.
  • Entry price: the checkout price, checked October 16, 2026.

Each probe leads one buyer scenario, named in its heading. The Clarius L20 HD3 and L15 HD3 serve as five-year cost references. Clarius figures come from store.clarius.com and clarius.com, checked the same day.

FAQ: L14 vs L20 vs L24 aesthetic ultrasound

What is the difference between the Suresult L20 and L24?

The band and the depth window. The L24 runs 18/24 MHz with presets from 10 to 25 mm, the highest band in the series for the first 25 mm. The L20 runs 16/20 MHz with presets from 10 to 40 mm, which adds the deeper jawline, neck and temple planes. Both carry 192 elements, 2 hours of scanning per charge and Needle Enhance. The L24 checks out at $3,441 and the L20 at $2,790, and both run FaceAtlas AI with a license bought separately.

Should I choose the L20 or the L24 for facial fillers?

Choose the L24 or L24Pro when your fillers go into the lips, tear troughs and nose, inside 25 mm, at 24 MHz. Choose the L20 or L20Pro when the same list reaches the deeper jawline, neck and temple planes, with presets to 40 mm.

What does “L20” mean in a Suresult probe name?

In the L14, L20 and L24, the L marks a linear probe and the number is the top frequency in MHz: the L20 scans at 16/20 MHz, the L24 at 18/24 MHz and the L14 at 10/14 MHz. Pro marks the 256-element version of each, with 4 hours of scanning per charge.

What is the Suresult L24 used for?

The L24 is an 18/24 MHz wireless linear probe for work in the first 25 mm: skin layers, tendons, small joints, superficial nerves and surface vessels. In aesthetic practice it maps the lips, nose and tear troughs before and during injections. It carries 192 elements, presets of 10, 15, 20 and 25 mm, Needle Enhance and 2 hours of scanning per charge at $3,441, and it runs FaceAtlas AI with a license.

Do I need the Pro version of the L14, L20 or L24?

Choose Pro when you scan more than two hours between charges or want 256 elements instead of 192; every Pro runs 4 hours per charge. Every Pro also adds 3 months of FaceAtlas AI, and the L14Pro adds Needle Enhance. The step-up at checkout is $744 for the L24Pro, $930 for the L20Pro and $1,302 for the L14Pro.

Which Suresult probes include FaceAtlas AI?

The L24Pro, L20Pro and L14Pro include 3 months of FaceAtlas AI. The L24, L20 and L14 run it with a license: $50 per month, $500 per year or $999 for life, with Lifetime licenses sold until 11:59 PM Pacific Time on December 31, 2026. FaceAtlas AI runs on a 64-bit Android tablet or phone with Android 8.0 or later.

Which aesthetic ultrasound device should a practice buy for quick treatments?

For quick pre-injection checks and short follow-ups, I recommend the Suresult L24 ($3,441): 24 MHz detail in the first 25 mm and Needle Enhance, with 2 hours of scanning per charge. A practice running back-to-back injection lists gets 4 hours per charge, 256 elements and 3 months of FaceAtlas AI from the L24Pro ($4,185).

Can one Suresult probe cover the face and the body?

Yes. The L14Pro and L14 reach 80 mm, which covers MSK, vessel and thyroid work along with the face, and both map facial vessels in color Doppler and measure flow with pulsed-wave Doppler. The L14Pro ($3,441) adds Needle Enhance, 4 hours per charge and 3 months of FaceAtlas AI; the L14 ($2,139) carries the lowest checkout price of the six.

Does a Suresult L-series probe need a subscription?

No. The imaging software on all six runs with no subscription, with lifetime free software and unlimited scans, so the checkout price is the five-year cost of the probe. FaceAtlas AI is sold as a separate license, with 3 months included on the L24Pro, L20Pro and L14Pro.

How does the Suresult L20 compare with the Clarius L20 HD3?

The Suresult L20 runs 16/20 MHz with presets to 40 mm, weighs 147 g, scans up to 2 hours per charge and includes Needle Enhance, pulsed-wave Doppler, local storage and DICOM with no subscription, at $2,790 once. The Clarius L20 HD3 runs 8–20 MHz to 4 cm, weighs 290 g, scans about 60 minutes per charge and places Needle Enhance, pulsed-wave Doppler, local storage and DICOM in its membership; with one-time Essentials it costs $7,895 over five years (store.clarius.com, October 16, 2026).

Are the Suresult L-series probes FDA 510(k) cleared?

Yes. SURESULT L-series: FDA 510(k) cleared. CE marked under EU MDR. ISO 13485. Health Canada. The certifications page lists EU MDR QMS certificate 28620203593 (Intertek, notified body 2862), valid through 18 November 2029, and Health Canada Medical Device Licence 107656.

Sources and dated product records

Every source below was checked on October 16, 2026.

  1. Suresult L24Pro 18/24 MHz 256-element aesthetic ultrasound probe — Suresult product page.
  2. Suresult aesthetic ultrasound collection — Suresult specialty page, linked in the comparison table note.
  3. FaceAtlas AI Monthly License, AI skin ultrasound software — Suresult product page.
  4. Suresult L20Pro 16/20 MHz 256-element facial ultrasound probe — Suresult product page.
  5. Suresult L14Pro 10/14 MHz 256-element linear probe — Suresult product page.
  6. Suresult L24 18/24 MHz linear ultrasound probe — Suresult product page.
  7. Suresult shipping and tax policy — Suresult policy page.
  8. Suresult L20 16/20 MHz facial ultrasound probe — Suresult product page.
  9. Suresult L14 10/14 MHz wireless linear probe — Suresult product page.
  10. FaceAtlas AI Yearly License, AI skin ultrasound software — Suresult product page.
  11. FaceAtlas AI Lifetime License, AI skin ultrasound software — Suresult product page.
  12. Suresult certifications and compliance — Suresult registrations page.
  13. Suresult aesthetic ultrasound gel pads, sterile, Ø35 × 4 mm — Suresult product page.
  14. Clarius L20 HD3 handheld ultrasound scanner — Clarius store.
  15. Clarius L15 HD3 handheld ultrasound scanner — Clarius store.
  16. Clarius L20 HD3 ultra-high-frequency scanner specifications — Clarius.
  17. Clarius T-Mode — Clarius.
  18. Suresult warranty policy — Suresult policy page.
  19. Suresult return and exchange policy — Suresult policy page.
  20. Suresult support — Suresult support page.

Choose your probe around your injection list

Bring your treatment list, the deepest layer you inject and the hours you scan in a day. The consult chat matches them to a band, a model and the Pro decision.

Buy the L24Pro probe — $4,185, FaceAtlas AI included Buy the L20Pro probe — $3,720 Buy the L14 probe — $2,139

Match your injection list to a probe.

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About Dr. Fernando Mariz, MD

I’m Dr. Fernando Mariz, a gynecology and pelvic surgery physician practicing in New York City. Before my medical career, I served in the U.S. Marine Corps, where I developed the discipline, focus, and steadiness that continue to shape the way I care for patients today. At Maiden Lane Medical, my work covers women’s health, preventive care, sonography, pelvic pain, abnormal uterine bleeding, and minimally invasive gynecologic procedures.

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