Professional 6-in-1 Hydrogen Oxygen Bubble Hydra Dermabrasion Facial Machine with RF and Ultrasonic Scrubber

We started seeing these multi-function machines become popular about five years back when clinics wanted to consolidate their equiment, and honestly, the biggest headache was always switching between separate devices for exfoliation, hydration, and lifting — this one basically handles all that in a single session.

What it does is combine a bubble cleaner that uses hydrogen and oxygen ionized water to flush out pores, an RF handpiece for collagen tightening at 1-2 MHz, and an ultrasonic scrubber vibrating at 28,000 to 33,000 Hz; the vacuum pressure sits at 100Kpa, which is strong enough for decent blackhead extraction but not so aggressive you'll bruise delicate skin around nose.

Most buyers go with the 5.2-inch LCD touch screen model because the interface is straightforward — you can adjust the RF frequency and vacuum level on teh fly, and the whole unit weighs about 5.5kg, so it's easy to move between treatment rooms (usually 2-4 weeks lead time depending on your region).

It's not really suited for heavy-duty medical-grade peels or aggressive resurfacing, but for regular maintenance facials on face, neck, and décolletage, it's better than most standalone hydra dermabrasion units we've seen at this price point.

We've shipped these with CE and RoHS certs for a few years now, and one thing I'd mention is that the handpieces — you get four total: RF, bubble cleaner, ultrasonic, and oxygen — they're pretty durable, but the bubble tip can clog if you don't flush it with distilled water after each treatment, something those new to the machine don't always think about.

Anyway, the 200W power draw means it runs fine on standerd AC 110V or 220V — we usually stock both voltage versions, but confirm lead time if you need a specific plug type, since we sometimes have to swap the power cord for different markets.