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US 2026/0157930 A1Published application
Spa chair with a facial dome and related methods
OwnerChristopher Luong, Nguyen Le +1inventors
InventorsChristopher Luong, Nguyen Le, Nam Le
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Abstract
A pedicure chair assembly including a chair body, a seat having a seating surface, and a facial dome connected to the chair body. The facial dome is configured to direct steam and oxygen toward a head of a user.
Claims20
A spa chair comprising:
- a chair body;
- a seat having a seating surface;
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- a facial dome connected to the chair body, the facial dome configured to direct steam and oxygen toward a head of a user.
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A pedicure chair assembly comprising:
- a chair body;
- a seat having a seating surface;
- a basin located elevation-wise below the seating surface, the basin comprising walls and an open top, the basin defining an open cavity for holding water therein;
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- a mist generator configured to generate and supply mist to the basin such that the mist obscures a view of the water within the basin.
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A pedicure chair assembly comprising:
- a chair body;
- a seat having a seating surface;
- a basin located elevation-wise below the seating surface, the basin comprising walls and an open top, the basin defining an open cavity for holding water therein;
- a steam generator disposed within the chair body and configured to generate steam;
- an oxygen generator disposed within the chair body and configured to generate oxygen;
- a mist generator disposed within the chair body and configured to generate and supply mist to the basin such that the mist obscures a view of the water within the basin;
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- a facial dome connected to the chair body, the facial dome fluidly connected to the steam generator and the steam generator, and the facial dome configured to respectively receive the steam and the oxygen from the steam generator and the oxygen generator, respectively, and direct the steam and the oxygen toward a head of a user.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.