RE300 is a desktop beauty console with two handpieces on side cradles, a colour LCD and a compact footprint. Built for treatment rooms and small studios.
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描述
Two handpieces, mounted where the operator’s hands already are. The RE300 puts a cradle on each side of the housing rather than a rack on top, which changes how a session flows: the second applicator is at hip height and within reach, so swapping mid-protocol does not mean reaching over the machine or putting a head down on the bench.
Two Heads, Two Contact Geometries
The two handpieces are not the same tool in two colours. One presents a flat bar contact — a broad, even face that covers an area in a single pass. The other ends in an angled metal tip, which reaches into places a flat face cannot sit: the side of the nose, the line under the brow, the edge of the jaw.
Broad work and detail work on one console, without changing machines between them.
The Screen Tells You It Is Ready
A colour LCD sits on the front panel, angled slightly up toward the operator. On standby it reads Waiting — a small thing, but it means anyone walking past knows the unit is idle rather than mid-cycle, which matters in a room where two operators share equipment.
Compact Where It Counts
A moulded white housing with a rounded shoulder, four rubber feet, and a footprint that fits a standard treatment trolley. It runs from a single cable, and the handpiece leads are coiled white so they do not read as clutter against the shell. In a small studio, that is the difference between a unit that gets used daily and one that stays in a cupboard.
Where It Fits
Salons, spas, aesthetic studios and skin clinics running facial and small-area programmes. It is a bench unit — it needs a metre of trolley top and a socket, not a room.
What To Expect
Results depend on the protocol, the number of sessions and the interval between them. Small-area work is cumulative; a single session produces a temporary change and the programme is what holds it.
