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Nubway VS II

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Nubway VS II

Product Code: DAA-LAET-3786

Four docked handpieces cover everything from thighs to jawline in one session.

Suction lifts the skin while 800 W of radio frequency at 2 MHz, a 940 nm infrared source and motorised rollers work the area, and a separate cavitation handpiece adds 200 W of ultrasound where tissue is thicker.

Sections

Radiofrequency & Ultrasound Devices

Categories

Dermatology & Aesthetics

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

470 × 500 × 1330 mm

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

Nubway builds the VS II as a multi-modality body-shaping tower for aesthetic clinics and salons. It delivers radio frequency at 800 W and 2 MHz, plus a 940 nm infrared source that the manufacturer rates at 20 W and describes as a laser. Vacuum suction adjusts from 10 to 90 kPa, and the tower adds motorised tissue rollers and ultrasound cavitation at 200 W. The machine has no cryolipolysis, no electrical muscle stimulation and no pressotherapy function, even though one trade listing files it under pressotherapy equipment.

All four handpieces hang on the tower's own holders, and the touchscreen switches between them. A full-body appointment can therefore move from the abdomen to the arms and then to the face without the operator leaving the couch or wheeling in a second machine. That matters because the manufacturer quotes 45 to 60 minutes for a whole-body session, and every minute spent fetching equipment cuts into that booking.

The four handpieces are a vacuum cavitation tool, an infrared roller tool, a vacuum RF tool and a smaller facial RF tool, which together cover what the manufacturer calls six treatment areas. Nubway says the roller motor comes from Germany, and the negative-pressure pump and airflow valve come from Japan, with the valve chosen for finer suction control. The tower rolls on castors and carries its controls on an angled touchscreen above the handpiece arms.

The unit measures 470 × 500 × 1330 mm and weighs 50 kg. Medigear.uk offers it to buyers in more than 80 countries, and the enquiry team provides stock and lead times.

The VS II belongs in aesthetic clinics, day spas, salon treatment rooms and dermatology-led cosmetic practices that sell body contouring as a course. Its core work is the appearance of cellulite on the thighs and buttocks, circumference on the abdomen, flanks and upper arms, and skin texture after pregnancy or weight loss. The facial RF handpiece extends the same booking to the jawline, neck and cheeks, where suction is kept low, and the aim is firmer-feeling skin.

The four-handpiece layout shapes how a practice sells it. A full-body appointment can start with cavitation on the abdomen, move to the roller handpiece on the thighs and finish on the face, all from one position at the couch. Shorter 15-minute local treatments fit between longer bookings, which suits clinics that run a busy diary with one operator per room.

Set expectations with the evidence in hand. A 2015 systematic review found that combined radio frequency, infrared and vacuum studies were mostly small pilots, while a 2024 review reported a pooled thigh circumference reduction of about 2 cm for radio frequency therapy. Clients who want weight loss, who have a high body mass index, or who expect a single-session result are the wrong fit, and saying so at consultation protects repeat business.

Groups that buy through formal channels, such as multi-site aesthetic chains, private hospital cosmetic units and franchise operators, often need documents on file before raising an order. The conformity documentation those procurement routes require is issued by the manufacturer and shared by the enquiry team.

Body and face from one purchase

Four handpieces cover the abdomen, limbs, and face so that a practice can build a body-contouring menu and a facial-firming menu with the same capital outlay. That spreads the machine cost across more bookable treatments each week.

Handpiece changes happen at the couch

Every tool docks on the tower, and the touchscreen selects the mode, so the operator changes from cavitation to rollers to facial RF without leaving the client. Over a 45 to 60-minute session, those saved minutes go back into treatment time.

Suction that adapts to the tissue

The 10 to 90 kPa vacuum range lets the operator ease off over thin skin on the arms or face and work harder over the thighs. A pump and valve the manufacturer sources from Japan keep that suction steady during long passes.

A dedicated tool for thicker areas

The 200 W cavitation handpiece gives the operator a dedicated option for the abdomen and flanks, where the fat layer is deeper. It runs separately from the roller handpiece so that operators can sequence the two in one appointment.

Short local slots fill the diary

At around 15 minutes, a single-area treatment fits into gaps that a full-body session cannot use. Clinics can sell targeted top-up sessions to clients who finished a course months earlier.

Mobile between rooms

The tower weighs 50 kg and sits on castors, which means one operator can move it from a treatment room to a consultation space on a level floor. Practices with more rooms than machines can share it across the week.

Named component sources for service planning

Nubway states where the roller motor, suction pump, and flow valve come from, giving a service engineer a starting point when a part wears. Ask the enquiry team for the spares list and part numbers with the quotation.

An honest fit for texture and contour

Published evidence supports modest changes in circumference and cellulite appearance, and that is the job this machine is built around. A clinic that sells it on those terms, with a ten-session course and clear before-and-after measurement, avoids the complaints that follow overpromised results.

800 W RF power supply

The radio frequency generator is rated at 800 W, which the manufacturer says provides stable output across the handpieces. Power is set per mode on the touchscreen.

RF at 2 MHz

Radio frequency is delivered at 2 MHz. Frequency affects how deeply the heating reaches, and a single fixed frequency keeps protocols simple to teach.

940 nm infrared source

Infrared energy at 940 nm warms the skin surface, which lowers its resistance so the radio frequency passes into the tissue more evenly. The manufacturer describes this source as a laser.

20 W infrared output

The infrared source is rated at 20 W. That output, with the laser classification on the declaration, determines the eyewear and any optical safety measures the room needs.

Vacuum from 10 to 90 kPa

Suction draws a fold of skin into the handpiece head so that the energy reaches a defined volume of tissue. The adjustable range covers delicate facial work and firmer body passes.

Negative-pressure pump from Japan

According to Nubway, the suction pump is sourced from Japan and chosen for uniform draw. Even suction matters for comfort during a long session over the same area.

Air-flow valve from Japan

The flow valve controlling the suction is also a Japanese component, which the manufacturer says gives finer control than a basic solenoid valve. Finer control lets the operator make small adjustments without a pressure jolt.

Roller motor from Germany

The motorised rollers are driven by a motor that Nubway sources from Germany, rated by the manufacturer for low noise and long service life. A quiet motor helps in a salon room where clients expect to relax.

Vacuum cavitation handpiece

This tool delivers 200 W of ultrasound with suction, aimed at areas with a thicker fat layer. The cavitation frequency is included in the manufacturer's technical file, which the enquiry team shares.

Infrared roller handpiece

The largest body tool pairs rollers with infrared heating and suction for work on the thighs, buttocks and abdomen. Rollers knead the lifted fold while the heat builds gradually.

Vacuum RF handpiece

A second body tool combines suction with radio frequency for medium-sized areas such as the arms and flanks. It lets the operator move between areas without changing machines.

Facial RF handpiece

The smallest tool is sized for the jawline, cheeks and neck. Low suction and gentle heating make it suitable for skin-firming treatments added to a body booking.

Touchscreen control

Select modes and settings on an angled touchscreen above the handpiece arms. The enquiry team sets the screen size and software language options in the quotation.

Twin handpiece arms

Two upright arms carry the handpiece holders and support the cables, keeping them off the floor during treatment. Tidy cable routing reduces trip risk in a busy room.

Castor-mounted tower

The base runs on four castors, and the upright tower keeps the footprint to roughly 470 by 500 mm. That footprint fits beside a standard treatment couch.

Six manufacturer-defined treatment areas

Nubway groups the four handpieces into six treatment areas across the face and body. Each area's treatment protocols come with the manufacturer's user manual.

The VS II suits aesthetic clinics and salons that want one machine for cellulite, circumference and facial firming, and that can sell treatment as a ten-session course with honest before-and-after measurement. It is a poor choice for a practice promising weight loss or single-session results, and for any buyer who needs a model-specific CE or UKCA certificate in hand before shortlisting. Settle the laser classification of the 940 nm source first, since it determines whether a Laser Protection Adviser and eyewear are in the budget, then the badge and model name on the delivered unit. Medigear.uk lists the VS II for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Ask the enquiry team for the declaration of conformity, laser classification, mains rating, instructions for use, and handpiece spare parts prices before ordering.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

The handpiece draws a fold of skin into its head with suction, and radio frequency and infrared energy warm the tissue inside that fold while rollers knead it. The cavitation handpiece works separately, sending 200 W of ultrasound into areas with a thicker fat layer. Over a course, the aim is a smoother look to cellulite, firmer-feeling skin and a modest change in circumference.

No. It is a contouring and skin-texture device, and it does nothing for body weight, so clients who want to lose several kilograms belong on a diet and exercise pathway first. The machine earns its place with people close to their target weight who are bothered by dimpling, loose skin or a stubborn area.

The evidence is modest and mixed. A 2015 systematic review of cellulite treatments in the American Journal of Clinical Dermatology found evidence of benefit only for acoustic wave therapy and a minimally invasive 1440 nm laser. The combined radio frequency, infrared and vacuum studies it examined were mostly small pilots. A 2024 systematic review in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery reported a statistically significant thigh circumference reduction of 2.09 cm for radio frequency therapy, pooled across several devices. Neither review tested the VS II itself, so set client expectations around gradual, measurable change.

Nubway quotes 45 to 60 minutes for a whole-body session and about 15 minutes for a single local area. The manufacturer's course runs to around ten treatments, with visible change typically described after one to two months. Build the diary around those figures, because the long sessions tie up a room and an operator for most of an hour.

The manufacturer describes the 20 W infrared source as a laser, and the laser classification is stated on the manufacturer's declaration, which the enquiry team shares. If the source is Class 3B or Class 4, the Control of Artificial Optical Radiation at Work Regulations 2010 apply alongside the need for a Laser Protection Adviser, written local rules and wavelength-rated eyewear for everyone in the room. Settle the class early, since it decides whether those costs belong in the business case.

In Great Britain, a device sold purely for cosmetic body shaping generally sits outside UK MDR 2002, and general product safety and electrical equipment law applies instead. Where it is placed on the market with a medical purpose, the VS II is typically Class IIb under UK MDR 2002, or higher depending on use, as stated on the manufacturer's declaration of conformity, which the enquiry team shares. Northern Ireland follows the EU Medical Device Regulation, whose Annex XVI brings non-medical fat reduction and skin-treatment equipment into scope.

England's national licensing scheme for non-surgical cosmetic procedures, enabled by section 180 of the Health and Care Act 2022, is not yet in force, although the government confirmed a risk-tiered model in August 2025. Some local authorities already license premises for laser or electrical special treatments, London boroughs among them, and Scotland is legislating separately. Check with the local authority for each site before the first client is booked.

Expect the main costs to come from handpiece wear, especially roller heads and vacuum seals, along with coupling oil or gel and periodic servicing. Handpiece prices and service intervals come with the quotation from the enquiry team. If the infrared source is classed as 3B or 4, add the Laser Protection Adviser's fee and replacement eyewear to the yearly budget.

The manufacturer's instructions for use set out the contraindications, and the enquiry team shares that document before purchase. Radio frequency body devices commonly exclude pregnancy, implanted electronic devices such as pacemakers, metal implants in the treatment area, active skin infection and broken skin. Build a consultation form around the manufacturer's list before the machine goes into service.

The mains voltage and rated input are stated on the manufacturer's declaration, which the enquiry team shares with the quotation. The tower itself needs a floor area of roughly 470 by 500 mm, plus clearance for the handpiece cables to reach both sides of a couch. At 50 kg on castors, one person can move it between rooms on a level floor.

The photographed unit carries an iShape badge on its front panel, and Nubway also offers OEM and custom branding, so the finish on a delivered machine can vary. One trade listing also names the model as Vsiil PRO. Ask the enquiry team for the manufacturer's written configuration, including the badge and model name that will appear on the unit you receive.