Nubway V600

Aesthetic clinics, skin clinics and dermatology practices that see clients for small facial and body blemishes are where the V600 earns its place. Nubway specifies it for facial spider veins, vascular lesions on the body, skin tags, milia, warts, pigment spots and cherry angiomas, a list that spans both vascular and surface concerns.

Thread veins (telangiectasia, the fine red or purple vessels that show through the skin) around the nose and cheeks are typical facial work, treated vessel by vessel with the fine needle. Cherry angiomas, which often appear on the torso, are handled the same way. With the second needle fitted, the work turns to skin tags on the neck and underarms, milia around the eyes, warts, and pigment spots such as freckles and age spots, each treated as a single target.

Aesthetic nurses, doctors and skin therapists trained in high-frequency treatment are the usual operators. Because the V600 works lesion by lesion, it suits short, focused appointments that slot between longer treatments in a practice diary. The operator sets mode and power on the touch display before each target, and changes needle type as the session moves between vessels and surface blemishes. A client with a few thread veins on the cheeks and a skin tag on the neck can have both seen to in one appointment, with a needle change in between. The desktop format and 6.5 kg weight let a practice set the unit up in any treatment room with a worktop, then carry it back once the blemish list for the day is done.

Two lesion families from one console

One needle type is reserved for spider veins and the other for skin tags and pigment. A single desktop unit therefore covers vascular and surface blemishes alike.

Energy placed at a single point

The 0.01 mm needle wire concentrates the 30 MHz output at the point of contact. Each thread vein or skin tag is treated as its own target.

Mode chosen for each lesion

Continuous and pulsed output are both on hand. The operator picks whichever suits the next target without changing equipment.

Fine control over output

Power adjusts across the full range from 0 to 100%. You can approach small or delicate lesions at low settings and build up from there.

Settings on a large touch display

An 8.4-inch screen keeps the mode and power level clearly visible. Adjustments are made by touch, directly on the display.

Light enough to share between rooms

At 6.5 kg, one person can lift the console from room to room. A practice can run blemish appointments wherever a worktop is free.

Low desktop profile

Standing 130 mm high, the shell sits comfortably on a worktop or trolley shelf. It leaves the space around the couch open for the operator.

Face and body in one unit

Nubway's indications cover facial spider veins and vascular lesions on the body. The same console serves both, along with skin tags, milia, warts and pigment spots.

30 MHz high-frequency output

The console generates its treatment energy at 30 MHz. That output travels through the handpiece to the needle tip.

Adjustable output power

Output runs from 0 to 100% of the unit's range, with a tolerance of ±10%. Set the level on the touch display.

Output voltage range

The V600 delivers its high-frequency output at AC 30 to 150 V.

Continuous and pulsed modes

Two output modes are built in. Continuous mode delivers energy steadily, while pulsed mode delivers it in bursts.

0.01 mm treatment needle wire

At 0.01 mm in diameter, the needle wire carries energy to a very small point on the skin.

Spider vein needle

This needle type is assigned to spider veins and other vascular work on the face and body.

Skin tag and pigment needle

A separate needle type handles skin tags and pigment spots. Swapping it in turns the console to surface blemishes.

8.4-inch touch display

An 8.4-inch liquid crystal display sits in the raised top section. Every setting is made by touch.

Corded handpiece

The handpiece connects through a cable that plugs into the front panel, below the display.

Desktop console format

Measuring 395 × 460 × 130 mm and weighing 6.5 kg, the V600 is built to stand on a worktop or trolley shelf.

Mains supply

The V600 runs from 220 V, 50 Hz or 110 V, 60 Hz mains.

150 W input power

The console draws 150 W at the socket during operation.

White shell with grey base

A white shell with a smooth, rounded top sits on a grey base band. The display and front panel stand out against it.

The V600 suits aesthetic and skin clinics that want one compact unit for the small blemishes clients bring to consultation, from thread veins and cherry angiomas to skin tags, milia and pigment spots. Its strength is focus. A 0.01 mm needle wire carries 30 MHz energy to one target at a time, and two needle types divide vascular work from surface work, so a single console covers both lists without crowding the room. Practices running short blemish appointments between longer treatments will get the most from it, since the 6.5 kg desktop shell can follow those appointments from room to room. Set the mode and power on an 8.4-inch touch display before each lesion.