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For Relaxation & Bodywork Salons

Hyper WaveHyper Wave | For EMS and drainage menus in relaxation salons

After manual techniques,
A hands-free 30-minute session.

Hyper Wave Main Unit and 6-Point Pads
Hands-free
EMS30min

About

Hyper Wave is a professional EMS machine developed and sold by Wamu Corporation that targets both inner and outer muscles simultaneously using proprietary QI waves (Quattro Impact). Equipped with 4 modes and 13 programs, it is secured with 6 pads and belts, allowing clients to receive sessions while lying down. Used not only in aesthetic salons, but alsoRelaxation salons, bodywork salons, and manipulative therapy salonsIt is also used here. It is professional equipment operated by trained practitioners and is not a medical device.

Issue & Answer

Addressing the challenges of relaxation salons,
Hyper Wave delivers.

Physical strain on practitioners, limited spend per client with manual techniques alone, and skill gaps among staff. Hands-free once pads are secured, EMS is "another menu" to complement manual techniques.

Hyper Wave Main Unit and 6-Point Pads
  1. Physically straining for the practitioner

    Hands-free sessions using pads and belts.Once positioned, staff only need to monitor. Hand fatigue does not increase even as daily sessions grow.

  2. Manual techniques alone hit a ceiling on pricing

    Upgrade to a premium course combining manual techniques + EMS.20 minutes of drainage mode after manual technique. It enhances the content within the same time slot, providing justification for the price.

  3. Skill levels vary among staff members

    Simply select a program.The panel displays pad placement diagrams, enabling even new staff to deliver consistent sessions.

  4. Want to add body menus

    A body care menu experienced entirely while lying down.A passive menu that is easy to recommend even to clients who struggle to stick with exercise.

  5. Concerned About Implementation Costs?

    Start small with a subscription (monthly plan).Available for adoption through a fixed monthly subscription.

How to use in relaxation and massage salons

01

stimulate

MoveSimultaneously with QI waves

Simultaneously targets inner and outer muscles

Using proprietary QI waves (Quattro Impact), it acts simultaneously on outer and inner muscles to contract them.

02

Apply

Fix6-point pads

Quick setup and hands-free operation

Pads combining 6 electrodes are secured with a belt. Preparation is fast, leaving the practitioner's hands free during the session.

03

Drain

DrainDrainage Mode

For relaxation care

Drainage Mode and Total Drainage Mode can be used for relaxation care, rhythmically stimulating the legs, shoulder area, and the entire body.

Price Design

Menu pricing structure and ROI planning

MenuDetailsSample pricing
20 min+ EMS added to existing courses+¥2,000〜2,500
30 minEMS standalone¥4,000〜5,000
80 min60 min manual technique + 20 min EMS¥7,500〜8,500
Session pass8 sessions10% off single-session rates

※ This is an example based on publicly available market rates and guidelines from Wamu consultations. Pricing can be set freely by your facility.

How to calculate the monthly sessions needed to recoup your investment

  • Calculate your monthly cost (device price ÷ 60 months for purchase, or the monthly fee for a subscription (monthly plan))
  • Calculate gross profit per session (price - consumables)
  • Cost ÷ Gross profit = Monthly sessions required for ROI

10 / monthsessions as a benchmark (based on ¥40,000/month and an incremental ¥4,000 per session)

If one client adds an option per day, that is 25 times a month. Because it runs hands-free, increasing session counts will not add burden to the practitioner.

Operation Rule

Advertising and operational rules to set before getting started

NGExpressions to Avoid in Promotional Claims

  • Expressions suggestive of medical practice, such as "recovery," "improvement," or "medical therapy"
  • Definitive claims of results such as "weight loss" or "fat melting"
  • Presenting before-and-after photos in a way that implies guaranteed results
  • Expressions that mislead about practitioner credentials

Displayed as Advertising Expression Guide please follow the principles of...

OKEasy-to-Operate Format

  • Clearly state the salon treatment flow, duration, and pricing on menu sheets and the website
  • Designate qualified staff and offer services only after completing onboarding training
  • Start by introducing add-on options to existing clients, then turn them into courses based on response
  • Create a system for repeat visits by incorporating it into package tickets and courses

With initial training and regular refresher courses, treatment quality is maintained even when staff changes.

Flow

Process from Equipment Adoption to Menu Launch

01

Assessing existing client demand

Ask clients during treatment conversations for a month whether they would like such a service. This clarifies anticipated uptake.

02

Confirm session times with a free demo

Check the sensation and required time on the actual machine to see if it fits into your current booking slots.

03

Complete training and start with optional add-on menus

Receive introductory training, starting with an add-on option to existing courses. Create higher-tier courses after seeing client response.

Specification

Hyper Wave specifications

Hyper Wave main unit
Product NameHyper Wave
MethodEMS (QI Wave / Quattro Impact)
Programs4 modes · 13 programs
Package ContentsMain unit, adapter, pads, belt, dedicated gel, emergency stop switch
DimensionsW345 × D315 × H945 mm
Weight19.6kg
Power SupplyAC100V(50/60Hz)
Power consumption130W
Adoption ProcessPurchase, subscription (monthly plan)

*Specifications are subject to change without notice for product improvement.

Q & A

Inquiries from relaxation salons
Frequently Asked Questions

The manufacturer, Wamu Corporation, answers frequently asked questions from those considering equipment adoption.

Can anyone receive EMS sessions?

Cannot be used on individuals with implanted medical electrical devices such as pacemakers. Ineligible clients and contraindication areas will be explained in detail during initial training.

Can it be used together with Hyper Knife?

Yes, they can be used together. A course combining the two devices—warming with Hyper Knife and then stimulating with Hyper Wave—makes it easier to increase customer spend compared to single menus.

Do I need any qualifications to offer this at a relaxation salon?

These are professional aesthetic devices, not medical devices, and do not require national medical licenses to operate. Sessions are performed by staff who have completed Wamu's training.

We have staff turnover. Is training required every time?

In addition to training at the time of adoption, we offer regular ongoing training. New staff can easily learn the session workflow under this system.

How much does it cost? Is there a subscription (monthly plan)?

Device pricing varies depending on the method of adoption and contract terms, so quotes are provided individually. In addition to purchase, adoption via a subscription (monthly plan) is also available.

Can I try a demo before adoption?

Yes, we offer a free demo. Practitioners can experience the session firsthand to verify the sensation and session duration before making a decision.

CONTACT

First, experience the actual device.

From brochure requests and free demos to consultations on menu pricing design, the manufacturer guides you directly.

Hyper Wave | For relaxation & bodywork massage salons Pricing Concept 0120-069-909 Call Us Request brochure / Free demo