Which Body Treatment is Right for You?
By Emily Wyatt · Published August 30, 2022 · Updated February 10, 2025
Your skin is an organ, connected from head to toe. Why only take care of a small percentage with facials when there's so much more to care for below the neck? Full-body care is an important consideration in skin health and wellness.
Your skin is an organ, connected from head to toe. Why only take care of a small percentage with facials when there's so much more to care for below the neck? Full-body care is an important consideration in skin health and wellness. Body care is a popular topic at our spas, and we've broken down all of our services below.
We have 16 Body Treatments at Joanna Vargas Spas to choose from! Here’s our go-to guide to help you choose the best service for your needs:
For Skin Tightening
- Euphoria Lift
- Twilight Body
- The Burn
For Fat Reduction & Muscle Toning
- Emsculpt Neo Luxe
- Emsculpt Classic
- Evoke Face Booster
For Body Acne/ Scarring
- Oxygen Purifying Back Facial
- Twilight Body
For Hydration
- SuperNova Body
- The Rub
For Exfoliation
- Double Happiness Body Treatment
- Full Body Microdermabrasion
For Bronzing
- Golden Glow Sunless tan
For De-Puffing & Lymphatic Drainage
- Body Booster
- Ballancer Pro
- The Cool-Down
- Evoke Face Booster
- The Detox Wrap (LA only)
Don’t let your face get all the care, book a body treatment at Joanna Vargas New York or Los Angeles today.
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