Every MedSpaVan is built around one practice. Tell us what you do and where you'll park, and the layout follows from there, not from a catalogue.
Six starting points. Most builds land somewhere between them, and that's the point. The interior is drawn for your services, your equipment, and the way you move through a treatment.
Botox, filler, and facial treatment suites with clinical lighting, a treatment chair or table, sharps handling, and locked product storage.
Multi-chair drip layouts with IV pole anchoring, refrigerated storage, and seating that works for a group session or a single client.
Facials, peels, microneedling and laser work. Clinical-grade plumbing, hot water, and the counter space these treatments actually need.
Full-length table clearance, quiet climate control, warm finishes, and sound isolation so the cabin feels like a room, not a vehicle.
Exam, diagnostics, vaccination and concierge care. Hand-wash sink, sanitary surfaces, and a layout that supports a compliant clinical workflow.
Compressed air, suction, and water handling built in from the chassis up, with the utility capacity dental equipment demands.
Chassis follows the build. Water, equipment and cabinetry add weight fast, so payload, not preference, usually decides which platform you're on.
The standard for most med spa and IV builds. Full standing height and enough length for a treatment area plus storage.
When you need a second station, a larger tank, or a genuine waiting area inside the vehicle.
A lower entry point on chassis cost with the same clinical-grade build standard inside.