Your Summer Body Starts With Emsculpt
By Cesar Vargas · Published April 7, 2024 · Updated February 10, 2025
Joanna Vargas is offering 20% off Emsculpt to new clients in order to help them achieve the perfect summer body. Emsculpt® is a non-invasive body contouring treatment that uses high-intensity electromagnetic energy to build muscle and tone the body.
Joanna Vargas is offering 20% off Emsculpt to new clients in order to help them achieve the perfect summer body.
Emsculpt® is a non-invasive body contouring treatment that uses high-intensity electromagnetic energy to build muscle and tone the body. Pain-free and approved by the FDA, it increases muscle mass by 16% and reduces fat by 19% in targeted areas.
The Joanna Vargas difference includes a facial cleanse, face mask and cryotherapy to increase cellular metabolism, circulation and oxygenation while providing anti-inflammatory benefits.
Beauty editors can’t get enough of the treatment. Realself has recognized EmSculpt® as one of the “Most Worth It Procedures of 2019.” Faith Xue of Byrdie raved “I felt more confident in my swimsuit, wearing a cropped top, and being naked.
Call 212.949.2350 to make your appointments today or email us at salon@joannavargas.com
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