The professional beauty and wellness industry moves fast. New treatments, new client expectations, and evolving design standards constantly push salon and clinic owners to rethink how they set up their spaces. While our long-standing bestsellers like the DP-8194 electric beauty bed have served professionals reliably for years, the demands of 2025 are not the same as they were five years ago.

Clients today expect not only comfort but also seamless accessibility, while technicians want faster controls and less hassle during sessions. On top of that, salon and spa owners now see furniture as an extension of their brand identity—equipment must look as sharp as it performs.

This is why we developed two new models: the EB02 Electric Beauty Bed and the EB103 Electric Treatment Chair. Both are designed with feedback from technicians, owners, and clients in mind. They are not just “upgrades”—they’re built to address the real shortcomings of older models and to match the way modern salons and med spas actually operate.

A Closer Look at the EB02 and EB103

The EB02 is a bed-style unit with a wide range of adjustments. It comes with three to six motors depending on your needs, meaning you can independently control height, backrest, leg section, tilt, rotation, and lock. The rotation feature alone makes a major difference in tight treatment rooms, where repositioning the bed instead of the client saves time and reduces strain for technicians.

It also includes two programmable memory positions, so you can set up the bed for your two most common treatments—say, a flat position for facials and a semi-reclined position for injectables—and switch with a single button. This alone can save a technician several minutes per client, adding up across a busy day.

Another highlight is the lift system. With a single motor, you get the standard lift. With the dual-motor version, the bed can lower to an ultra-low starting height, making it far easier for elderly clients or those with mobility issues to get on and off. For clinics that serve a wide age range or work with patients in recovery, this feature isn’t just convenient—it’s essential.

The EB103 takes the same engineering principles and applies them to a chair-style design. It’s particularly well-suited for medical spas, dermatology clinics, or hybrid facilities that need a more upright position for treatments but still want the same rotation, memory, and accessibility upgrades.

Both models replace older acrylic details with a polished metallic finish. This isn’t just cosmetic—metal surfaces resist scratches, are easier to sanitize, and hold up better in high-use environments. They also look sharper, giving treatment rooms a more professional and upscale feel.

How They Compare to Previous Bestsellers

We know many of our customers are familiar with the DP-8194 and the Beauty Chair Electric. These models remain solid performers, but side by side with the EB02 and EB103, the differences are hard to ignore.

When you see it broken down like this, the upgrades are practical, not just cosmetic. They reflect real-world needs: technicians wanting faster setups, clients needing easier access, and owners looking for equipment that strengthens their brand image.

Where These Beds Fit Best

The EB02 and EB103 are not one-size-fits-all; they’re purpose-built for different environments.

High-end facial and skincare studios: The quiet motors, smooth memory presets, and slim armrests make the workflow easier while giving clients a premium experience.

Luxury spas: With their polished finishes and rotation function, these beds don’t just serve treatments—they enhance the ambiance of the room.

Medical and aesthetic clinics: The two-motor lift system is a game-changer for accessibility, and the full range of adjustments supports both face and body procedures.

Multi-service wellness centers: Instead of buying different beds for each service, you can configure one unit to cover multiple treatment types.

Compact or mobile setups: Rotation and lock features allow you to adapt quickly to small spaces without compromising stability.

Who Benefits the Most

Salon and Spa Owners

For owners, equipment is an investment. The metallic finish offers durability that protects that investment, while the memory function and modular motor system give flexibility to adapt services as your menu evolves.

Technicians

Technicians get a smoother workflow. No more bending awkwardly around bulky armrests—these fold up and out of the way. Switching between treatment positions is as simple as pressing one button, reducing fatigue and keeping focus on the client.

Clients

For clients, the comfort upgrades are immediate. Softer cushioning, quieter motors, and a lower entry point all translate to a more relaxing experience. And in a competitive market, client comfort often makes the difference in repeat business.

What Makes These Models Stand Out

• Stable Vertical Lift: Unlike designs that shift laterally as they rise, the EB02 and EB103 move straight up and down, keeping clients steady and saving space in small rooms.

• Multi-Motor Precision: Independent control over each section—back, legs, tilt, and rotation—means you can fine-tune positioning for different treatments instead of compromising.

• Quiet Performance: Motors are designed for smooth, low-noise operation, reducing distractions and improving the overall treatment atmosphere.

• Premium Materials: Metallic finishes resist wear and tear, while high-density foam and durable upholstery keep the beds looking and feeling new longer.

• Ergonomic Details: From armrests that move out of the way to intuitive control options (foot pedal, hand control, or wireless), every detail considers both technician and client.

• Modular Options: Choosing between 3 to 6 motors allows owners to tailor the bed to their budget and service mix.

Think of these beds as long-term partners in your business. The upfront cost is balanced by lower maintenance, greater flexibility, and stronger visual appeal. Compared to replacing older models every few years or buying separate chairs for different treatments, the EB02 and EB103 consolidate multiple functions into a single reliable unit.

For salons and clinics that want to position themselves at the higher end of the market, investing in modern equipment is not optional—it’s expected. Clients notice when your setup looks outdated, and they also notice when treatments feel awkward or uncomfortable. These new models directly address those issues.

The EB02 and EB103 represent a genuine step forward in beauty equipment. By combining rotation, memory presets, ultra-low lift options, ergonomic design, and premium finishes, they go beyond what older models could deliver.

If you’re still running on classics like the DP-8194, it may be time to ask whether your equipment is keeping up with your clients’ expectations. Upgrading to the EB02 or EB103 means giving your staff better tools, your clients more comfort, and your business a stronger, more professional presence.

Explore more of our electric beauty bed collection to see how these new models fit alongside other designs, or contact us for customization options. Your next upgrade isn’t just about furniture—it’s about the future of your salon or clinic

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between a facial bed and a facial chair?

A facial bed can lie completely flat, while a facial chair is designed to sit upright or recline partway. Beds work better for facials and body treatments, while chairs are used more for injectables, lashes, and treatments where the client sits up.

2. Why do salons use electric facial beds?

They make adjustments faster and easier. Technicians save time, clients are more comfortable, and the bed can handle more types of treatments.

3. How many motors do I need in a beauty bed?

Three motors cover the basics (lift, back, legs). More motors add tilt, rotation, and lock. If you run different services, more motors give you more flexibility.

4. Are electric facial beds comfortable?

Yes. Good models have dense foam, quiet motors, and ergonomic armrests. Clients feel supported, and treatments run smoother.

5. How long does a facial bed last?

Most professional models last 5–10 years with regular care. Choosing a strong frame and good upholstery makes a big difference.