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Skin & aesthetics · TORRANCE, CA
Korean Glass Skin Ritual
Our signature two-hour Korean Glass Skin Ritual: full-face XERF, lymphatic drainage, a medical-grade mini facial and red light therapy. $2,300 per session.
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Understand your treatment
What is the Korean Glass Skin Ritual?
This is Areum Haus’s signature multi-step appointment, bringing full-face XERF, lymphatic drainage, a medical-grade mini facial, and red light therapy into one two-hour appointment. It is a clinic-designed ritual rather than a single product or device.
Each step has a different role in the experience. Your consultation establishes the reason for including each part and whether the combination fits your skin, history, and schedule. The name describes the inspiration for the ritual; it does not promise a particular finish or a permanent result.
Why consider it
A purpose for every step.
A moment of personal care
Make room for a skin-focused experience shaped around your preferences.
Plan around your calendar
Bring your event or travel date so the team can discuss timing and recovery.
At the Haus
Options, considered.
- 01Full-face XERF treatment
- 02Lymphatic drainage
- 03Medical-grade mini facial
- 04Red light therapy
Your experience
How your visit unfolds.
- 01
Share the occasion
Talk about your skin, previous treatments, and any upcoming celebration or travel.
- 02
Confirm the sequence
Review suitability for full-face XERF and the other steps in your two-hour appointment.
- 03
Leave with guidance
Receive aftercare and discuss when to assess your skin before any future treatment.
After your visit
Room to recover.
Because this ritual includes XERF and other skin care, recovery depends on the full plan. Redness or sensitivity may occur. Build in time before photographs or an event and follow the aftercare provided.
The longer view
Results, in context.
Discuss the difference between how your skin looks immediately after an appointment and changes that may develop later. Individual responses vary; timing is part of the consultation.
Plan with clarity
What does it cost?
The Korean Glass Skin Ritual is $2,300 per session for a two-hour appointment including full-face XERF, lymphatic drainage, a medical-grade mini facial and red light therapy. Any separately proposed services are discussed before booking.
Korean Glass Skin Ritual
$2,300 / session
Two-hour appointment including full-face XERF, lymphatic drainage, a medical-grade mini facial, and red light therapy.
Published Areum Haus prices. Confirm current pricing, eligibility, and your full total when booking.
A ritual for your occasion
Full-face XERF meets skin and lymphatic care in one two-hour appointment. Tell us about your event date so your provider can discuss suitability, timing, and expected recovery. Individual results vary.
Your questions, answered
A little more
clarity.
Understand your options before deciding.
Book a free consultationHow long is the Korean Glass Skin Ritual?
The whole appointment is two hours, allowing time for all four steps and aftercare guidance.
What is included in the $2,300 price?
The ritual includes full-face XERF, lymphatic drainage, a medical-grade mini facial and red light therapy in one two-hour appointment.
Is standalone XERF the same appointment?
No. This ritual includes XERF plus three additional elements. A standalone XERF consultation focuses on the proposed radiofrequency treatment and is quoted separately.
How close to an event should I book?
Share the date with the team first. They can discuss recovery and whether scheduling before or after the event is more appropriate.
Does glass skin describe a guaranteed result?
No. It describes the inspiration for the ritual. Your skin, treatment response, and individual plan affect the outcome.
Further reading & product information
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