New Los Angeles Spa!
By Emily Wyatt · Published July 5, 2023 · Updated February 10, 2025
Los Angeles, we've officially moved into a new & larger location. We had many great years at the Sunset Tower, and are excited to share our brand new spa with you now.
Los Angeles, we've officially moved into a new & larger location. We had many great years at the Sunset Tower, and are excited to share our brand new spa with you now.
To celebrate all month long, we're giving discounts on our service packages, for massages, facials, and body treatments:
+ 10% off 3, 6, & 9 packages
+ 15% off 12 & 24 packages
Act fast, offer ends July 31, 2023. Packages never expire!
Please update your contacts with our new address:
Joanna Vargas Los Angeles
1107 N. Kings Rd.
West Hollywood, CA 90069
All future appointments should come to this address. There's a public parking garage directly across the street from us for easier commuting.
We can't wait to welcome you to our new home! Please reach out with any questions:
jvla@joannavargas.com
(310) 424-5141
✨ New Location, Same Glow ✨
Related skin concerns
Products mentioned and related
More on Facials & Spa
See all
Can You Combine XERF with Botox, Filler, or Lasers?
Yes, XERF may be incorporated into a treatment plan with Botox or other neuromodulators, dermal fillers, biostimulatory injectables, lasers and selected ultrasound procedures. XERF uses noninvasive radiofrequency energy to heat tissue and support skin tightening, while neuromodulators address expression lines, fillers restore volume, and lasers may target pigmentation or texture. However, these treatments are not automatically safe to perform together or on the same day. Radiofrequency heating may affect certain existing fillers, and sequencing depends on the product, treatment area, settings and medical history. At Joanna Vargas in New York City, medically guided consultations help determine whether XERF belongs in a personalized approach to skin rejuvenation.
Read the article
XERF vs. Thermage vs. Ultherapy: How They Compare
XERF and Thermage use monopolar radiofrequency energy to heat tissue and support collagen remodeling, while Ultherapy uses microfocused ultrasound with visualization to target selected tissue depths. XERF uses dual-frequency RF technology (6.78 MHz and 2 MHz), while Thermage FLX uses a single RF frequency of approximately 6.78 MHz. Ultherapy can target specific depths, including 1.5, 3.0 and 4.5 mm, depending on the treatment area and protocol. All three are non-surgical options for selected skin-laxity concerns, but they differ in energy delivery, comfort, clinical evidence and treatment planning. No device is universally best; the right choice depends on your anatomy, skin laxity, goals and medical evaluation.
Read the article
Why the DEJ Holds the Secret to Younger Skin
The dermal-epidermal junction (DEJ) is the structural foundation where the epidermis meets the dermis, and its deterioration drives visible aging. Clinical biopsy data from a 63-year-old male patient treated with E-50 Skin Booster after microneedling showed a 17% increase in rete ridge density, 52% increase in epidermal thickness, and 61% increase in basal keratinocyte density, demonstrating that targeted exosome delivery can restore the DEJ architecture that gives skin its density and firmness.
Read the article