New! Magic Glow Facial
By Emily Wyatt · Published February 1, 2023 · Updated February 10, 2025
Exclusive to our Los Angeles spa, we are excited to announce the NEW Magic Glow Facial! Joanna crafted this new facial treatment after seeing clients with immediate smoothing needs.
Exclusive to our Los Angeles spa, we are excited to announce the NEW Magic Glow Facial!
Joanna crafted this new facial treatment after seeing clients with immediate smoothing needs. Magic Glow Facial will effortlessly smooth down rough, uneven or scarred skin with our sterile, professional dermaplaning treatment.
This will reduce the appearance of acne scars, fine lines, or other skin imperfections by revealing newer, undamaged skin. The Joanna Vargas difference includes a red-carpet facial finish with an oxygen infusion and a custom mask.
Magic Glow Facial is perfect for clients with the following skin concerns:
- Acne scarring
- Signs of aging
- Rough, uneven skin
- Facial peach fuzz
- Large pores
Each facial will include a peel, a healing mask, and Joanna's signature oxygen treatment, for our iconic red-carpet ready glow. This physical procedure immediately rejuvenates your complexion, leaving it soft and glowing. For those with sensitive skin, we recommend booking a LED Bed or Vitalight add-on for expedited healing.
Get smoother, perfected skin with this non-invasive procedure, all in the luxe setting of Joanna Vargas Los Angeles.
Book online now! Or, call/text us for more information: (310) 424-5141
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