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A great facial<\/a> goes beyond a sculpted jawline, cucumber water, and a swipe of lip balm<\/a> at the end of the treatment. These facialists kick it up a notch, thanks to luxe enhancements like IV drips<\/a>, meditations, micromagnets, and small-batch oils that are Sofia Coppola-approved.<\/p>\n

The Longevity Maven<\/h2>\n

\u201cI\u2019m always trying to go underneath the skin,\u201d says New York facialist and certified health coach Georgia Louise<\/a>, whose clients include Anne Hathaway and Jennifer Aniston<\/a>. The Georgia Louise Longevity Atelier combines skin and functional health, with a space that holds one of the largest hyperbaric oxygen chambers in the U.S., via a partnership with Kris Jenner\u2019s facelift surgeon, Steven M. Levine, MD<\/a>. An IV antioxidant drip can be administered while Louise tends to your pores. A VIP medical concierge, led by Jennifer Herrmann, MD<\/a>, can even advise you on a peptide injection regimen<\/a>. <\/p>\n

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The Curator<\/h2>\n

St\u00e4lle comes from the Swedish word smultronst\u00e4lle<\/em>, which translates to \u201cwhere wild strawberries grow,\u201d and is used for a place where you go to feel good. It\u2019s also synonymous with Elizabeth Grace Hand<\/a>\u2019s ethereal facial atelier, St\u00e4lle Studios. The space is furnished with Nordic-style pewter and antiques from the Swedish Grace movement (no relation). \u201cShiny face, shiny objects,\u201d Hand jokes. Clients leave with their faces gleaming like one of the delicate hand mirrors you can buy from her website. Each facial is tailored to the season, stress levels, and diet. Special add-ons include exosomes<\/a> to speed healing from lasers<\/a> and liquid microneedles to brighten skin.<\/p>\n

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The Zen Master<\/h2>\n

Andrea \u00c1mez<\/a> knows she\u2019s done her job right if she hears snoring. She likes to incorporate craniosacral techniques, holding a client\u2019s neck near the base of the skull and using a light touch to release tension and relax the nervous system for several minutes. Her clients often add on a body scan meditation, which asks them to imagine \u201ca golden halo stemming from the crown of the head\u201d that can send healing energy to your body. You won\u2019t just leave in a meditative state\u2014\u00c1mez is known for her steam-free extractions, using a topical mineral-based solution to dilate the pores. Her multipronged approach makes her West Hollywood oasis a skin care obsessive\u2019s dream.<\/p>\n

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The Magnetist<\/h2>\n

Madalaina Conti<\/a>\u2019s facials are as aesthetically pleasing as they are effective. That\u2019s thanks to her incorporation of Qi beauty quantum technology<\/a>, in which 18-karat gold micromagnets about the size of a poppy seed are applied across the face in topographic-style lines to \u201cstimulate different acupuncture meridians.\u201d (She says she is the first in New York to incorporate Qi, which originated in Australia.) The magnets are said to increase circulation and improve cellular function, without pain. Conti likens the treatment to a \u201chard reset\u201d for your tissues that helps with inflammation, acne<\/a>, and rosacea. Clients love it because it leaves them feeling brighter and more sculpted. She also offers buccal massage, using her (gloved) fingers to sculpt your jawline from inside your mouth, as well as glow-boosting Lyma lasers.<\/p>\n

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The Unplugged Aesthete<\/h2>\n

For former dancer Crystal Greene<\/a>, the face is a space for self-expression, intention, and release. Her hands dance with different speeds and types of pressure to sculpt, stimulate the lymphatic system, and relax muscles. \u201cSome are slow, others rhythmic; some are faster\u2014but it\u2019s all very intuitive,\u201d she says of her moves. Her facials are generally machine-free: \u201cI see my hands as a device,\u201d she says, adding that the key to getting tech-obsessed people to relax is to be screen-free, even in treatment. \u201cTechnology is amazing, but there\u2019s nothing that can replicate that sensory feeling that we get through touch,\u201d Greene says. (She does still offer oxygen treatments and other modalities like microcurrent<\/a> and ultrasound.) Her cozy studio is designed to look like a living room, with warm burl wood, linen, and brass.<\/p>\n

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The Small-Batch Facialist<\/h2>\n

Aesthetician Athena Hewett<\/a> anoints her clients, like Coppola, with oils from Mother Nature. Creator of the skin care line Monastery<\/a>, Hewett favors oil-based, natural products with potent plant ingredients, which she makes in small batches in house. Because of the care that goes into her line (like the Attar Floral Repair Concentrate<\/a> and Gold Restorative Face Oil<\/a>), her products and her space in San Francisco feel elevated, with the skin care collection displayed on Grecian pillars, decorative tables, and pearlescent seashells. She takes the same exacting approach with her facials, offering extractions, microcurrent, burgundy LED<\/a> (a form of red light therapy that is able to penetrate more deeply)\u2014and perhaps even some chatter about the newest wellness practices in nearby Silicon Valley.<\/p>\n

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A version of this story appears in the February 2026 issue of ELLE.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

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