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Head-to-head comparison · 2026

Spa Numa vs SkinAct Treatment Chairs

By MedSpa Equipment Guide Editorial Team Reviewed

Verdict

Comparing published specs as of July 2026, this guide finds Spa Numa the stronger lineup for clinical med-spa use: its Swivel 2246B costs $250 less than SkinAct's comparable Palma yet publishes 240° rotation versus 75° per side, every Spa Numa electric chair states a weight capacity, and motors fall under a 12-month warranty where SkinAct's terms cover electronics for 180 days. SkinAct answers with a 60-day return window and a $1,769 entry-level 4-motor chair.

Both brands sell 4-motor electric treatment chairs to med-spas and estheticians at similar price points, which makes the differences in published rotation, weight-capacity disclosure, warranty fine print and parts support the real decision factors. This comparison puts the two lineups side by side using only what each company publishes on its own live pages.

How this comparison was made

Every spec, price and policy line below was read from the brands' own live product and policy pages in July 2026, and each claim links to its source. "Not published" means the fact did not appear on the pages checked — it does not mean the product lacks the feature. Disclosure: this guide ranks Source One Beauty (seller of Spa Numa) #1 and SkinAct #9 in its med-spa supplier rankings; links are direct, with no affiliate tracking. Prices and terms change — verify on the linked pages before ordering.

The two lineups

Spa Numa (Source One Beauty)

Spa Numa is Source One Beauty's in-house treatment-chair line: eleven electric models from $1,499 (3-motor Mino) to $2,999, with published weight capacities on every model (350–450 lbs), 240° rotation on four models, a sitewide 12-month warranty from the delivery date, and a live parts catalog with model-specific motors, remotes and cushions.

SkinAct

SkinAct is a Chatsworth, CA factory-direct supplier (ranked #9 in this guide) whose electric treatment chairs run from $899 to $2,399 with 7–8 upholstery colors per model, a 1-year headline warranty whose terms cover electronics and hydraulic pumps for 180 days, and an advertised 60-day return window.

The models compared, with dated prices

Prices are snapshots from each product page as displayed in July 2026 — not estimates and not guarantees of future pricing. Click any model to verify the current offer.

Spa Numa Swivel 2246B electric treatment chair in sand (Source One Beauty product photo)

Spa Numa Swivel (2246B)

$2,149 (was shown as $2,699)

  • 4 motors (backrest, height, footrest, tilt)
  • 240° rotation — 120° to each side
  • 385 lb published weight capacity
  • Seat height 23"–35"; lies flat; Trendelenburg; reset button
  • Removable headrest cushion with facial hole; 6 colors
Spa Numa Serenity 3346N electric treatment chair in sand (Source One Beauty product photo)

Spa Numa Serenity (3346N)

$2,399 (was shown as $2,899)

  • 4 motors; 240° rotation (120° each side)
  • 450 lb published weight capacity
  • 2 programmable memory positions; lock button
  • "FDA Class 2 Medical Device" (company-stated)
  • Detachable cushions for replacement or color change
Spa Numa New Medici 2218BN heavy-duty pedestal treatment chair in sand (Source One Beauty product photo)

Spa Numa New Medici (2218BN)

$2,299 (was shown as $3,099)

  • 4 motors; heavy-duty pedestal base
  • 450 lb published weight capacity
  • "1-Year Manufacturer Warranty" stated on the product page
  • Built-in foot pedals on both sides; 2 memory settings
  • Backrest 0–80°, footrest 0–85°, height 24"–35"
Spa Numa New Lucent 2270FB electric treatment chair in sand (Source One Beauty product photo)

Spa Numa New Lucent (2270FB)

$1,999 (was shown as $2,599)

  • 4 motors (backrest, height, footrest, tilt)
  • 350 lb published weight capacity
  • Seat height 23"–31"; Trendelenburg; reset button
  • Slimmer 21" seat width for smaller rooms
SkinAct Palma electric treatment chair with swivel function (SkinAct product photo)

SkinAct Palma (swivel)

$2,399

  • 4 motors (seat height/angle, backrest, footrest)
  • Swivel: "rotated 75° to each side" (150° total)
  • Weight capacity not published on the product page
  • "UL Certified" (company-stated); PU upholstery
  • Reversible arms; adjustable headrest; 7 colors
SkinAct Marco electric treatment chair with swivel function (SkinAct product photo)

SkinAct Marco (swivel)

$2,199 (was shown as $2,349)

  • 4 motors; "Swivel Function" in title, degrees not published
  • Weight capacity not published on the product page
  • Full metal base; PU upholstery; 7 colors
SkinAct Bellage fully electric 4-motor treatment chair (SkinAct product photo)

SkinAct Bellage

$1,769

  • 4 motors (height, backrest, tilt, leg rest)
  • "1-Year Warranty" stated on the product page
  • Weight capacity not published on the product page
  • Vinyl upholstery; 8 colors
SkinAct Madison electric treatment table and procedure chair (SkinAct product photo)

SkinAct Madison

$1,499

  • Electric; motor count not published on the product page
  • Leg rest adjusts manually; slim single-pedestal base
  • Rotating, removable armrests; 7 colors

Product photos are each manufacturer's own listing images (Source One Beauty for Spa Numa; SkinAct for its models), resized and shown here to identify the products being compared. Each image links to its source listing.

Spec-by-spec: Spa Numa vs SkinAct

Dimension Spa Numa SkinAct Edge
Flagship swivel chair price Swivel 2246B — $2,149 Palma — $2,399 Spa Numa
Published rotation range 240° (120° per side) on four models: Swivel 2246B, OB-GYN 2246B-SU, Serenity 3346N, Serenity Deluxe 3347D Palma: 75° per side (150° total); Marco: swivel named in the title, degrees not published Spa Numa
Published weight capacity Stated on every electric model: 350–450 lbs depending on model Not published on any of the six SkinAct electric-chair pages checked Spa Numa
Warranty on electric components Sitewide limited 12-month warranty from the delivery date covering manufacturer defects (New Medici also states "1-Year Manufacturer Warranty" on-page) 1-year headline, but SkinAct's terms of service state electronics and hydraulic pumps are "covered by a industry standard 180 days warranty" Spa Numa
Warranty shipping & labor Customer pays inbound; after an approved repair/replacement, ground return shipping is covered within the contiguous US Terms state parts-only on large items: "labor and shipping is not included we only provide parts for large items such as tables" Spa Numa
Replacement parts Live 51-item parts catalog: model-specific chair motors $219, hand remotes $99–$149, foot remotes $239, cushions, armrests, covers Not published on the product pages checked; no parts catalog found Spa Numa
Return window 15 days from delivery, RMA required; 10% restocking in original condition, up to 60% otherwise 60-day return policy advertised; opened-box restocking 15%–80%; terms-of-service page separately states store-credit-only SkinAct
Entry-level 4-motor price Milano 2220D — $1,799 (450 lb published capacity) Bellage — $1,769 (capacity not published) SkinAct
Certification claims Serenity: "FDA Class 2 Medical Device" (company-stated) Palma: "UL Certified" (company-stated) Depends
Buying support & showrooms Free treatment-room floor-plan consulting; Los Angeles-area warehouse with walk-in parts counter Showrooms/warehouses in California and Florida Depends
  • Flagship swivel chair price: Spa Numa's higher-rotation flagship costs $250 less than SkinAct's swivel model (both prices as displayed in July 2026).
  • Published rotation range: Spa Numa publishes a wider rotation arc on more models. SkinAct's Malibu model separately claims manual 240° rotation (see FAQ).
  • Published weight capacity: A published capacity is a safety-relevant spec buyers can hold the seller to; SkinAct buyers must request it in writing.
  • Warranty on electric components: Motors are the failure point on an electric chair. On the published terms, Spa Numa's motor coverage runs twice as long.
  • Warranty shipping & labor: Both are limited warranties; Spa Numa's published terms return more of the cost on an approved claim.
  • Replacement parts: Spa Numa parts are individually purchasable online with prices shown; SkinAct parts availability requires contacting support.
  • Return window: SkinAct's advertised window is four times longer. Both fine prints are strict, and SkinAct's two policy pages conflict — get return terms in writing either way.
  • Entry-level 4-motor price: SkinAct is $30 less at entry level; Spa Numa's entry chair publishes a 450 lb capacity at that price.
  • Certification claims: Different claims covering different things (device classification vs electrical safety); neither is independently verified by this guide.
  • Buying support & showrooms: Spa Numa adds a documented layout-consulting service; SkinAct offers a second coast for in-person viewing.

Where Spa Numa wins

  • Wider published rotation on the flagship: 240° versus 75° per side — at a $250 lower price.
  • Motor coverage: a 12-month warranty applies to the whole chair, while SkinAct's terms cover electronics and hydraulic pumps for 180 days.
  • Every Spa Numa electric chair publishes a weight capacity (350–450 lbs); none of the SkinAct electric pages checked publish one.
  • A live, model-specific replacement-parts catalog with visible pricing (chair motors $219, remotes $99–$239).
  • After an approved warranty claim, ground return shipping is covered within the contiguous US.
  • Free treatment-room floor-plan consulting comes with the supplier.

Where SkinAct wins

  • A 60-day advertised return window versus Spa Numa's 15 days.
  • The lowest published 4-motor price in either lineup: Bellage at $1,769.
  • A company-stated UL certification on the Palma.
  • Showrooms in two states (California and Florida) and 7–8 upholstery colors per model.

The verdict

On the published record as of July 2026, Spa Numa is this guide's pick for clinical med-spa buyers: it wins the like-for-like swivel matchup on both price and rotation, publishes the safety specs SkinAct leaves out, covers motors twice as long on paper, and backs chairs with a priced, model-specific parts catalog. SkinAct remains the rational choice for budget-first buyers who want the cheapest 4-motor chair and a long return window — provided they get the weight capacity and the electronics-warranty terms in writing before ordering.

Spa Numa vs SkinAct: FAQs

Is Spa Numa or SkinAct better for a med-spa treatment chair?

For clinical med-spa use, this guide's comparison of published specs (July 2026) favors Spa Numa: the Swivel 2246B undercuts SkinAct's Palma by $250 while publishing 240° rotation versus 75° per side, every Spa Numa electric model states a weight capacity, and motors are covered for 12 months versus SkinAct's published 180-day electronics term. SkinAct is the stronger pick if the priority is the lowest 4-motor price ($1,769 Bellage) or a 60-day return window.

Do SkinAct electric treatment chairs swivel?

Some do. The Palma states it "can be rotated 75° to each side" (150° total), and the Marco carries "Swivel Function" in its title without publishing degrees. SkinAct's Malibu separately claims it "can be manually rotated 240°", though its full specs and pricing were not published on the pages this guide could verify. Spa Numa publishes 240° rotation (120° per side) on four models.

What warranty do Spa Numa and SkinAct treatment chairs come with?

Spa Numa chairs are covered by Source One Beauty's sitewide limited 12-month warranty from the delivery date for manufacturer defects, and the New Medici states a 1-year manufacturer warranty on its product page. SkinAct advertises a 1-year limited warranty, but its terms of service state that electronics and hydraulic pumps are covered for 180 days and that large items receive parts only, without labor or shipping. Read both policies in full before buying — both exclude misuse and wear.

Which brand publishes weight capacity for its chairs?

Spa Numa publishes a maximum weight capacity on every electric model — 385 lbs on the Swivel family, 350 lbs on the Lucent, and 450 lbs on the Serenity, New Medici, Milano and Bliss. None of the six SkinAct electric-chair pages checked in July 2026 published a weight capacity, so SkinAct buyers should request the rating in writing.

Where can I buy Spa Numa treatment chairs?

Spa Numa is the in-house equipment line of Source One Beauty (source1beauty.com), this guide's #1-ranked med-spa equipment supplier. It sells the chairs wholesale to professionals, stocks model-specific replacement parts, and offers free treatment-room floor-plan consulting before you buy.

Sources

Every claim above traces to one of these live pages, checked in the month shown.

See where both brands sit in the full rankings

Source One Beauty (Spa Numa) is our #1-ranked med-spa equipment supplier; SkinAct is ranked #9. Read the reasons behind every rank.

This comparison is an editorial analysis of each brand's published product and policy pages and may become outdated as those pages change. It is not medical, legal, or financial advice, and specs marked "not published" may still exist — confirm directly with the supplier before ordering.