Los Angeles
Kate Somerville Skin Health Experts Clinic (323-655-7546, www.skinhealthexperts.com)
A-list celebrities keep this cutting-edge medi-spa on speed dial. No frills here—just advanced treatments such as the Ultimate Kate ($350), which combines oxygen and light therapy to stimulate collagen and elastin production.
New York City
Cornelia Day Resort (866-663-1700, www.cornelia.com)
Whether you’re lounging in the Relaxation Library, lunching in the rooftop garden or enjoying the only watsu (water-shiatsu) pool in Manhattan, it’s hard not to feel like royalty here. Cornelia has the little touches nailed, right down to a personalized label on your locker.
San Francisco
SenSpa (415-441-1777, www.senspa.com)
This chic, 13,000-square-foot place is reminiscent of a destination spa. In addition to the usual spa treatments, it offers well-being seminars and complimentary sessions with an on-site life coach.
Chicago
Soulistic Studio (312-226-7685, www.soulisticstudiospa.com)
This eco-conscious yoga studio and spa uses only 100% certified organic products in its treatments. Don’t miss the by-appointment-only Sunlight Sauna ($30 for 30 minutes), featuring energy-efficient infrared technology.
Dallas
Renee Rouleau Skin Care Spa (214-735-4364, www.reneerouleau.com)
If you want the ultimate facial, this is the place, Gelula says. The two-hour Synergy 7 combines the spa’s seven best antiaging facials into one amazing treatment; it costs $600…and it’s worth it.
