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Nubway VSC1

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Nubway Dermatology & Aesthetics

Nubway VSC1

Product Code: DAA-3933

Water and serum exfoliate, so no crystal dust is released.

Lifting debris by suction while water and serum loosen it, the dermabrasion tip clears congested pores in a single pass. Nubway's Hi-Skin platform adds 3 MHz radio frequency and a spray gun to its nine handpieces.

Sections

Hydrodermabrasion

Categories

Dermatology & Aesthetics

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

Nubway's VSC1 is a Hi Skin hydrodermabrasion tower designed around crystal-free exfoliation with vacuum extraction. The figures that follow are Nubway's published Hi-Skin platform data. They deliver 600 W of power, radio frequency at 3 MHz, vacuum from 0 to 90 kPa, and a flow capacity of up to 30 L, with eleven dermabrasion tips and nine handpieces run from an 8.4-inch touchscreen. The system does not include lasers, light sources, microneedles, or muscle stimulation.

Exfoliating with water and serum removes one hazard and adds another. Without aluminium oxide crystals, no abrasive powder reaches a client's eyes or the operator's airways. Instead, the solution travels through bottles, tubing, and handpieces, shifting the risk into the fluid path, which needs draining, flushing, and disinfecting on a fixed routine. A practice buying the VSC1 is buying that cleaning discipline along with the results.

Nubway lists functions for deep cleansing, skin tightening and rejuvenation, including serum infusion, and describes its water as hydrogen- and oxygen-enriched. The photographed VSC1 shows a central touchscreen with nine treatment icons and control knobs on panels either side. A rack holds eight handpieces, with a spray gun in its own holster, and the cabinet adds a side bracket with two connection points, a front drawer, a vented side panel and four castors. Supply is 100 to 240 V at 50 or 60 Hz.

The VSC1 configuration sheet sets out unit dimensions and weight. Buyers in more than 80 countries can access it through Medigear.uk, and the enquiry team provides stock and lead time.

The VSC1 suits skin clinics, beauty salons, medspas, and dermatology practices that run cosmetic facials, where cleansing, exfoliation, and hydration fill the day. Core uses include congested and oily skin, blackheads, dull or dehydrated skin, kin and enlarged-looking pores, with radiofrequency and serum steps for clients who want firmer, brighter skin. Typical bookings include regular maintenance facials and pre-event preparation, and the treatment leaves little visible recovery when settings stay gentle.

Evidence for the technique is modest. One study using a polyphenolic antioxidant serum found thicker epidermal and papillary dermal layers and fewer fine lines after six treatments, with no change from the serum applied by hand. A 2024 imaging study described clinical validation as scarce. Studies have not compared settings or tip types, so protocols rest on the manufacturer's training and the operator's judgement. Separately, a review of mycobacterial infections after cosmetic procedures linked cases to equipment contamination and recorded one in a user of an at-home microdermabrasion device.

Hygiene drives the paperwork. Cleaning and disinfection records for handpieces, tips, and fluid lines; COSHH assessments for solutions and disinfectants; portable appliance testing at the interval the provider sets; and PUWER 1998 training and maintenance duties all apply to the room. Water quality matters too, since the manual specifies which water or solution fills each bottle. Consent forms record skin history, recent treatments and the settings used at each visit. Larger groups commissioning equipment through procurement teams will want to review the device documents first. The conformity documentation required by those procurement routes is issued by the manufacturer and shared by the enquiry team.

No abrasive powder in the room

Water and serum loosen surface cells, so no crystals reach a client's eyes or the operator's airways—no powder to sweep from the couch, floor, or filters after each facial.

Extraction and infusion in one pass

Suction lifts loosened debris while serum is delivered across the same strip of skin. Published research found gains only when serum was applied this way.

Suction tuned to the skin in front of the operator

Vacuum runs from 0 to 90 kPa on Nubway's platform figures. Low settings suit thin skin around the eyes, and stronger suction suits oily, congested zones.

Eleven tips for different zones

Nubway's platform lists eleven dermabrasion tips. Different tips suit different zones and skin types, from the nose and chin to broader cheek areas.

Nine handpieces racked within reach.

The photographed tower racks eight handpieces above the screen, with the spray gun holstered at the end. The full facial sequence runs without fetching separate devices.

Runs on any common mains supply

The platform accepts 100 to 240 V at 50 or 60 Hz. One unit specification serves buyers across different national supplies.

A protocol suited to regular maintenance

Facials at gentle settings leave little visible redness so that clients can book a course at weekly or fortnightly intervals. Repeat bookings build a dependable skin care service.

Hygiene records that protect the practice

Logged cleaning cycles, tip changes and solution batches show a premises inspector or insurer exactly how the fluid path is managed. They also answer any client query quickly.

Hydrodermabrasion tip with vacuum return

Solution flows to the tip and returns under suction with loosened debris. Returned fluid collects for disposal as the manual directs.

Vacuum from 0 to 90 kPa

Suction strength is adjustable across the platform's range, printed by Nubway as 0 to 90 kp. Settings change by zone and skin type.

Flow capacity of 30 L

Nubway's platform gives a maximum flow capacity of 30 L, printed without a time unit. The configuration sheet sets out how flow is measured.

Radio frequency at 3 MHz

A radio frequency handpiece runs at 3 MHz for the warming and tightening functions Nubway lists. It needs the same exclusion screening as any electrical facial treatment.

Eleven dermabrasion tips

The platform kit holds eleven tips for the dermabrasion handpiece. The instructions for use set out reuse and reprocessing for each.

Nine handpieces

Nubway's platform specifies nine handpieces for its cleansing, infusion and lifting functions. The photographed rack matches that count with eight handles and a spray gun.

Spray gun

A spray gun with a dark nozzle sits in its own holster at the end of the rack. It mists solution across the face in the final steps of a facial.

Touchscreen with nine treatment icons

The photographed screen shows a three-by-three grid of treatment icons. Nubway's platform data gives an 8.4-inch display.

Side control panels

Panels either side of the screen carry round control knobs and a small teal indicator. The user manual lists their functions.

Bracket with two connection points

A bracket on the right side of the head unit carries two round connection points—the manual sets out their role in the fluid system.

Front drawer and vented side panel

A drawer sits in the cabinet front, and a perforated side panel ventilates the housing. Keep the vents clear when the tower stands near a wall.

600 W power and wide-range supply

Nubway rates the platform at 600 W on a 100 -40 V supply at 50 or 60 Hz. A standard socket near the couch is enough.

Castor base

The tower rolls between rooms on four castors set in a black base. Lock them before filling the bottles or starting a session.

The VSC1 suits skin clinics, salons, and medspas,s building a facial menu around cleansing, exfoliation, and serum infusion for congested, dull, or dehydrated skin. Its case is safety and risk transfer: water and serum replace abrasive crystals, and the risk moves into a fluid path that a disciplined cleaning routine keeps under control. It suits poorly a practice unwilling to run that routine, or one seeking deep wrinkle, laxity or scar correction. Settle three things before ordering: the handpiece list, whether the tips are reusable, and the cleaning programme Nubway specifies. Medigear.uk lists the VSC1 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Ask the enquiry team for the cleaning instructions, the declaration of conformity, and the handpiece list. The VSC1 configuration sheet is available before ordering.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

A single published specification covers Nubway's Hi-Skin nine-in-one platform, and the VSC1 carries the Hi-Skin badge. It lists 600 W, 3 MHz radio frequency, an 8.4-inch screen, vacuum of 0 to 90 kPa, a 30 L maximum flow capacity, eleven dermabrasion tips and a 100 to 240 V supply. Nubway prints the vacuum unit as kp, which reads as kPa. The handpiece list and figures for the unit quoted come from the VSC1 configuration sheet supplied by the enquiry team.

A spiral or textured tip loosens dead surface cells while solution flows across the skin, and the vacuum draws loosened debris and fluid back into the machine. Pore contents soften in the wet field and lift out under suction. Serum follows in the same pass, and the published research found gains only when serum was delivered this way.

In the main published study, six treatments spaced 7 to 10 days apart thickened the epidermis and papillary dermis on biopsy and reduced fine lines, pore size and pigmentation. At the same time, serum applied by hand made no difference. Participants were aged 34 to 56 and had skin types I to IV. A 2024 imaging study still described clinical trials of the technique as scarce, so results represent gradual improvements in skin quality.

Follow the manufacturer's cleaning programme exactly: empty and rinse the bottles, flush the tubing with the specified solution, and clean and disinfect each handpiece and tip that touched skin. Water left standing in lines is where bacteria settle, so drain everything at the end of the day. Investigators traced one cluster of mycobacterial skin infections to an injection device rinsed with tap water between clients, and the same caution applies to any equipment carrying fluid to the skin.

Eleven dermabrasion tips are listed on Nubway's platform, and the instructions for use specify whether each is reusable and how it is reprocessed. Reusable tips need cleaning and disinfection to the manufacturer's method between every client, and disposable tips go straight into the waste stream. The enquiry team's quotation states which type ships and how many sets.

Active cold sores or other skin infections, open wounds, sunburn and a flare of rosacea or eczema in the area are common reasons to postpone. Recent isotretinoin, a recent chemical peel or laser resurfacing, and allergy to any serum ingredient need assessment first. The radio frequency handpiece rules out clients fitted with a pacemaker or similar implant, and the instructions for use hold the definitive list.

Nubway's platform quotes vacuum up to 90 kPa, and strong suction on thin or fragile skin can leave redness, small broken capillaries or bruising. One 2024 report notes that stronger settings bring redness and bruising lasting three to five days, which some clients accept for a deeper result. Start low on the cheeks and around the eyes, and keep the tip moving.

Radio frequency at 3 MHz warms the skin for the tightening functions Nubway lists, and the spray gun mists solution across the face. The photographed rack holds eight additional handpieces with different head shapes, which Nubway's nine-handpiece platform assigns to cleansing, infusion, and lifting steps. The VSC1 configuration sheet names each handpiece and its settings.

Exfoliating solutions often contain acids, and disinfectants carry their own hazards, so the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 require a risk assessment for each product used. Safety data sheets from the solution and disinfectant suppliers feed that assessment. Gloves, eye protection for the operator and correct storage follow from it.

For cosmetic skin care alone, Great Britain's medical device regulations do not currently apply to the VSC1, and electrical safety law governs the unit. If supplied for a medical purpose, the VSC1 is typically Class IIa under UK MDR 2002, or higher depending on use, as stated in the manufacturer's declaration of conformity, which the enquiry team shares. A skin-treating radio frequency function can place the whole system under Annex XVI group 5 in Northern Ireland and EU markets, which is Class IIb there. Conformity requirements differ by destination market, and the enquiry team shares the manufacturer's documentation for the country the unit is going to.

London boroughs license electrical and beauty treatments as special treatments, with hygiene conditions attached to the premises. England's 2023 consultation on non-surgical cosmetic licensing put superficial peels and LED in its green tier and radio frequency in amber, but it has not yet made the regulations. Scotland's own licensing of non-surgical procedures is underway, and councils elsewhere set local requirements.