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A luxurious, customized ritual designed to leave the complexion looking fresh, supple and beautifully light-reflective—through thoughtful exfoliation, layered hydration and barrier-conscious care.
The goal is not to scrub skin into submission. It is to refine only what is appropriate, replenish what feels depleted and finish with a smooth, luminous veil.
“Glass skin” describes a complexion that appears smooth, clear-looking, intensely hydrated and luminous. It is a beauty ideal—not a single standardized medical procedure. At Identity Aesthetics, the experience is personalized after a skin assessment and may blend gentle cleansing, carefully selected surface exfoliation, concentrated hydration, a soothing mask, facial massage and barrier-supportive finishing products.
The result is an elegant, event-ready polish: skin that feels softer and looks refreshed without pretending that one facial can permanently erase pores, scars, pigment disorders or the natural texture of real skin.
Every step is adjusted to your skin; not every client receives every technique or active ingredient.
We review sensitivity, breakouts, medications, active skincare and recent procedures before a gentle, thorough cleanse.
An appropriate enzyme or other mild exfoliation may lift dull surface buildup without automatically stacking aggressive treatments.
Hydrating and humectant-rich layers are selected to support a plump, supple appearance and comfortable skin feel.
A calming mask and restorative finishing care help reduce the look of temporary dryness and support the skin barrier.
The ritual closes with moisturizer and broad-spectrum sunscreen as appropriate, leaving a refined—not greasy—glow.
Adults with intact skin who want hydration, mild surface refinement and a temporary luminous finish may be candidates. The treatment can often be softened for dry or sensitive skin, but the current condition of the barrier determines what is appropriate.
Active infection, open wounds, sunburn, uncontrolled eczema or rosacea, inflamed acne, active dermatitis, a recent aggressive peel or laser, or a known allergy to planned ingredients may require modification, postponement or medical evaluation.
Results vary and are cosmetic and temporary. Possible reactions include redness, stinging, dryness, irritation, allergy, breakout or pigment change—especially when exfoliation is too aggressive or incompatible products are combined. This facial does not cure acne, melasma, rosacea or eczema and does not replace medical diagnosis or deeper remodeling treatments.
The artistry is knowing when to add—and when to stop. An experienced esthetician considers skin type, pigment response, active products, allergies, recent treatments and the condition of the barrier before choosing exfoliation or layering products.
The Korean Glass Skin Facial requires an in-person skin assessment and treatment. It cannot be performed through telehealth.
Pricing: Confirm current pricing when booking. Cost varies by location and any carefully selected enhancement. Always ask about current promotions, series options and package savings.
Safety and source review: August 25, 2026. This page describes Identity Aesthetics' customized esthetic service and does not claim that “Korean facial” is one standardized medical treatment. Product selection, exfoliation intensity, candidacy and outcomes vary after in-person assessment.
Discover a refined ritual created around your complexion—not a one-size-fits-all trend.
