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Korean aesthetic devices, clinically vetted.
From cold plasma and needle-free injection to ultrasonic and scalp systems, Luxmetics sources clinical-grade Korean devices direct from the manufacturer — with FDA pathway confirmation, US service contracts, and consumables supply built in.
Who this is for
- Med spas — Korean-grade plasma, ultrasonic, and lifting devices that justify premium service pricing.
- Dermatology clinics — Clinical devices with documented efficacy and FDA clearance pathways mapped.
- Aesthetic chains — Multi-unit rollouts with training, service contracts, and consumables supply.
Our manufacturing partner: WSD
We source direct from WSD Ultimate — a Korean aesthetic-device manufacturer and exclusive distributor (총판), developer of ULTRAPLA and the SYNA SYSTEM, holding exclusive distribution agreements across Japan, Hong Kong, and China. No resellers, no markup layers: WSD builds the devices, and Luxmetics handles US import, training, and consumables.
Professional aesthetic devices
- ULTRAPLA — prestige ozone-filtered cold plasma: anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, brightening, anti-aging.
- SYNA SYSTEM — needle-free injector for face, body & scalp: lifting, blemishes, scalp and pain-relief protocols.
- CELL SONIC — 1.2M-vibration ultrasonic: whitening, soothing, lifting, and muscle care.
- ULTRASCALP — 5-in-1 scalp & hair device (air jet, plasma comb, thermal suction, bubble spa, EMS).
- PLASMATIQUE — ozone-filter cold plasma for trouble and anti-aging care.
- SKINP — patented auto-MTS with 660nm LED for consistent-depth, fast treatment.
Medical & healthcare devices
- PLAXPOT — arc-plasma lifting device; ULTRAJET — RF + high-voltage pulse for contour lifting and fat care.
- JETVIBE · SHINE MODE · ULTRA SONO — electromagnetic body care, high-frequency fat reduction, and face/body ultrasonic for hospital & spa supply.
Solutions & consumables
WSD also supplies the consumables that run on these devices — XE-LHA peel, SYNATOKS and SYNA peptide ampoules, HYAZULEN HYAL FILM, and the REMORE professional scalp-care line — so your treatment menu stays stocked end-to-end. Specialty single-modality manufacturers available on request.
How we source devices
- Treatment audit — We map your service menu, ticket size, and capacity bottlenecks.
- Device shortlist — 3–5 Korean devices matched to your protocols, room footprint, and budget.
- Demo & trial — Hands-on demo with the Korean manufacturer’s clinical lead, in person or virtual.
- FDA pathway — 510(k) status confirmed, import compliance handled, US-spec power and plates sourced.
- Install & train — Freight, install, on-site clinical training, and consumables supply line.
Case study
A 4-room med spa added $28K/month with one Korean RF device.
A Scottsdale med spa wanted to launch a signature skin-tightening service but couldn’t justify the $180K US-market device. We sourced a clinically equivalent Korean unit at a fraction of the cost, installed in 9 weeks, and trained the team. Results: +$28K monthly service lift, 62% device cost savings, 9 weeks order to first treatment.
Questions, answered
Are these devices FDA-cleared in the US?
Many of our partner devices already hold 510(k) clearance. For those that don’t, we confirm regulatory status upfront and never ship non-cleared devices into clinical channels.
What about service, parts, and warranty?
We arrange US-based service contracts and parts supply as part of every device placement.
Can you handle consumables and tip resupply?
Yes — we set up an ongoing consumables supply line so you never run short mid-protocol.
What’s the typical lead time from order to install?
Most placements run roughly 8–12 weeks from order to on-site install and training, depending on the device.
Do you offer financing or lease structures?
We can introduce financing and lease options where available for the unit.
Reading a Korean device before you buy it
Device brochures travel better than device facts. Before a unit belongs in a treatment room, four questions decide whether it is an asset or an expensive shelf:
- What is its US regulatory status, specifically? Not whether the manufacturer is reputable, and not whether a similar device is cleared — whether this device, for this intended use, has a route to market here. Intended use is the hinge: the same hardware described two different ways can sit in two different regulatory categories. We confirm status per unit and we do not ship devices into clinical channels without it.
- Is it built for US power and US service? Voltage and frequency, plug and plate standards, and whether parts and boards can actually be obtained on this continent when something fails in month fourteen.
- What does the protocol require that the device does not include? Tips, consumables, ampoules and disposables are where the real running cost lives, and where a treatment quietly becomes unprofitable.
- Who trains the operator, and again in a year? Results between therapists vary more than results between devices. A unit without a training plan produces an inconsistent service and a guest who does not rebook.
We answer these in writing, with the manufacturer, before you commit — and where the answer is unfavourable we say so rather than sourcing around it.
The cost after the invoice
The purchase price is the part of a device decision that is easiest to compare and least likely to determine the outcome. Build the model on the full picture:
- Consumables per treatment — the number that sets your true service margin, and the one to calculate before you set the menu price.
- Service, parts and warranty, including realistic turnaround when a unit is down and the room is booked.
- Training for the current team and for every hire after them.
- Room time — a longer protocol at a higher ticket is not automatically better than a shorter one, and utilisation decides which.
- Freight, duty and install, which belong in the acquisition cost rather than in a separate surprise.
A device earns its place when the protocol it enables is one your team performs consistently, your guests rebook, and your consumables line still leaves a margin. That is the calculation we run with you before recommending a shortlist.