Don't waiste your time. Read other reviews. Awful. They pressure you into buying very expensibve packages that are worth nothing.

Just back from the place. Came there with the offer from Instagram about turtle treatment. The treatment includes simple facial ( this one was good, Anastasia was very good ) and nothing about neck, except big push on buying their products and massager. I would not recommend :( read more

First time at this place and the service was amazing, very friendly staff will answer any questions you have and will guide you through the proces. read more

Aria Bio Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

The spa is very clean, with excellent treatments and amazing service. The facial is relaxing, and the staff is friendly and professional, making it a wonderful experience from start to finish. read more

Aria Bio Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

recently visited aria bio spa , and it was an incredible experience from start to finish. The atmosphere was peaceful and welcoming, creating the perfect environment for relaxation. The staff were friendly and professional, and I was immediately impressed by how attentive they were to my needs. read more

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I received a facial from Joanna and it turned out to be the best facial I have ever received. I also visited and received a warm mask treatment from Moreno. They both left me feeling like a new person, my face was glowing and it looked so much more youthful. I will definitely come back if I'm still in town. Thank you! read more

Beautiful place and so relax to be here. What a treat to myself. Loving it and will be back. read more

Aria Bio Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I answered their advertisement for $59.00 facial which was good, however, after that, they will send you to a sales person who will introduce and almost force you to buy their unknown products, costing thousands, which are exorbitantly priced. They will trick you of saying when they apply the charcoal-like lotion it lifts my neck and face magically (they think I am stupid to believe them, nothing changed). I was even told the Face Firmer works magic, which been dramatically reduced to $6,000 thousand not hundreds. Find the same one at Amazon for $60 and at Walmart $35.00. This is the worst place to go, the Aestheticians are good, but it is a lure to entice you to buy their face products, which have not been tested and are super priced one compared to the best you can buy from a reputable brand. I unfortunately was lured to pay $320 for one facial which I regret. Beware of this place they seem to be nice, but nothing to be trusted. read more

I was impressed from the moment the elevator opened into the Aria BioSpa floor. The entire space is designed to relax you. The color palette -- gray, white, off-white -- is innately calming. Glass and wood are everywhere, a clean and graceful combination. "Spa" music plays in the background, and you can also faintly hear the sound of running water. Then, I was shown into a softly lit room with a comfy table and a warm blanket. This time the sound of a brook running over pebbles was louder. That sound alone melts tension from my shoulders. I've had two facials so far. They were similar, but not the same. Of course, there was a cleansing ritual. Followed by vitamin C cream, followed by a cool, then warm laser. During the first facial, the aesthetician used an derma-planer to remove dead cells from my face. Then the piece-de-resistance came out: the LED red light therapy half-dome. I'd been asked the first time I came to the spa if I was claustrophobic. I am. So they were concerned for me regarding the LED half-dome. But there was nothing about which to be concerned. The light therapy dome is open at both ends, so no one can possibly feel claustrophobic under it. In fact, both times I had the LED over my face and neck, I feel asleep. It was the power-nap to beat all power naps. I bounded out of the spa feeling relaxed and beautiful. My skin was luminous, silky smooth, moist -- creamy. I loved the way I felt, when I was at the spa. And for several days afterwards, my skin felt fresh and young. I am 67. read more

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I second everything Lisa R said below. This spa refuses to finish your facial until you buy something from them...AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!

Wonderful experience at Aria with Joanna. Products are amazing!can't wait to come back. read more

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Wow exceptional service at its best ! I'm so thankful I found my treatment space place I feel that when you look good you feel good as a mother stress and everything gets in between and I needed this badly and I had my expectations and they were met above and beyond just wow ! And to my esthetician Neeve great hands very gently but did her thing and got it done beautifully !! read more

I've been coming here for about 4 months, wonderful location, facials always turn out amazing! I'm seeing a real difference in my skin. Highly recommended read more

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A beautiful, lush spa in Beverly Hills! Very clean and relaxing environment to come spend your afternoon at!

The best experience I had Very professional My skin is glowing and clean Definitely coming back read more

Anyone making appointments to this scammy place. Please read all reviews before going. Beware of high pressure sales pitch that can leave you drained and disappointed. Please read all reviews before going. read more

Nice place had hard time to find it at the beginning but after I found the service was beyond to expected! I ended up getting one of their programs! Recommended read more

Booked what was supposed to be a non-surgical facelift based off of the advertisement on Facebook, which showed hand massages to the face, steam treatment, a mask, red light treatment, massage of neck and shoulders. I got nothing of the sort. The technician never told me what she was putting on my skin or what the benefits were it was complete silence, she spent more time rubbing a cold device on my neck then my face...my neck is fine. It was my face that needed the attention that I did not get! And by that being my first time there I would NOT recommend them. False advertisement on Facebook you don't get what you see in the ad for $249.00 reduced to $69.99 You get a "Basic facial" which is what the Italian guy that checked me in said verbatim after the fact. I was so pissed. I didn't want to hear anything he had to sell or offer after that. I just paid the $70 and left. read more

Terrible experience. I was asked to arrive 15 mins before my appointment (which I did) and patiently waited for 25 mins, nobody came to give updates or apologize until then- and still nothing. It was not welcoming at all, maybe because I don't look like their usual clientele. Not okay. read more

Do not take any method of payment with you if you go for their advertised facial. You'll be paying for an unworthy facial so that they can sell you their services --which start at over $1,000! You'll know what I mean if you go there. Beware! read more

Bottom Line: Typical Instagram ad that's not worth it. For me to go to the trouble of writing a Yelp Review...shows how terrible this experience was. I want to help others avoid what I had to go through. There are THOUSANDS of spas in the greater Los Angeles area. Avoid this one at all costs (which will be way too high for the quality of the products, services, captive pop quiz "consultation" and high-pressure sales pitches plus utter disrespect for your time). I saw their Instagram ad so I thought I'd try them. LED Non Surgical Facelift Facial (60 minutes) for $69.99 (Instead of $249.99). Firstly, the services rendered were NOT the services advertised. (false advertising/bait-and-switch...which is illegal). No one in their right mind would pay $249.99 for this treatment. I was there nearly two hours thanks to a captive sales pitch/quiz session. Their LED machine's lights were blinking (old machine needing new bulbs or something). Once the first part is done they have you go to another area for the "second half" of your treatment and "consultation." This was a technician applying a mask to half of my face and neck then using red and blue LED lights in two wands to "lift and tighten" my skin. Unbeknownst to her, I've studied skin care and know everything she was talking about - she got several things wrong in her sales pitch. One example, she asked if I knew what peptides are. I said yes and asked her to just proceed with the facial as I was rushed for time. She sarcastically said, "Oh really. OK, what are they?" I said I wasn't here for a pop quiz, just a facial. She proceeded to try and sell me one of their expensive packages. She kept grabbing the handheld mirror and proclaiming how amazing the treatment was, asking if I saw how dramatically my skin had improved on the left side. I did not see it at all. She wouldn't stop until I said, "Yes, I see the improvement." She cleaned up the left side then stopped to continue pressuring me to buy a package - the least expensive was $1,800. And as a one-time, today-only bonus they were including the two (cheap looking - probably made in China) wands. I asked if she was going to do my right side. She laughed and obnoxiously said of course...then continued to try and close the sale by asking me which package I was going to purchase. I got her to apply the goopy mask to my right side and she said it needed to penetrate the skin, then walked away for 5 minutes. By the time she got back I was furious and just wanted to get out of there. She grabbed the hand held mirror again, and then handed me the wand like she was going to instruct me on how I was going to do it at home when I bought the package. I refused to take the mirror or the one and told her she needed to finish this now. I made it very clear I was not buying anything. It finally registered to her that she was not going to get a sale out of me. Her entire demeanor shifted and she became very blunt, cold and said she'd finish the facial and that we could be nice. She, in fact, did not finish it. She ran the big wand over my neck and jaw about 5 times (unlike the 30 or so times on the left side), wiped off the mask and applied a different moisturizer without using the eye wand on my right eye at all. It was very clear she wanted me out of that chair because she wasn't going to close a sale. Fine by me. I'd been there nearly two hours and left with a sticky face and neck. Now, here's the really shady part. When we were at the Square touch screen for me to pay, she put in the correct facial amount of $69.99 but the "Add Tip" Screen popped up and she just assumed I'd be tipping. I didn't want to not tip as the first technician was very lovely and did a good job (all things considered). But...the tip options STARTED at 30% then had 40% and 50% or "Another Amount." I was so annoyed I just hit the 30% to get the hell out of there. (Standard tip is 20% for these types of services.) The Daily Mail News online just did a story titled, "The sneaky trick American businesses are using to get extra tips: Square payment expert reveals how suggested amounts on gratuity screens are being increased" (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12668935/The-sneaky-trick-American-businesses-using-extra-tips-Square-payment-expert-reveals-suggested-amounts-gratuity-screens-increased.html). And this spa is guilty of that big time. Bottom Line: Typical Instagram ad that's not worth it. There are THOUSANDS of spas in the greater Los Angeles area. Avoid this one at all costs (which will be way too high for the quality of the products, services, captive pop quiz "consultation" and high-pressure sales pitches plus utter disrespect for your time). read more

Will not recommend this place, first of all they messed app our apportionment, I made appointment for two, confirming it twice through text and email, and when we got there we were told appointment was made for only 1 person, we were coming from a distance, and made special arrangements to get there, they told us they can reschedule our appointment for some other day, but for us it was not possible, at the end only one of us got the facial, and it was not anything special, and felt like it was done half way, they never finished the facial, will never go back. read more

Finally, I've found a spa who can understand my needs. I'm lazy and I don't have the time to do my face but I would like to upkeep it before it's too late... Bella showed me a fun way without surgery and injections, that I would have never thought possible. 5-7 monthly facials which would take effect for 5yrs - Gen 58yo read more

Love the place! The stuff we're so friendly and nice!! My girlfriend has such a fun facial and her face look so good!! Recommend!

DO NOT GO - Looks like they have had friends and family write reviews, but this place is an absolute waste of time, money and a total scam. Sort reviews by lowest and read those first. Wish I had. Everything others experienced is what they are doing. It is a TOTAL SCAM to sell you their shitty products and devices, you don't even get an actual facial and my skin actually looks horrendous this morning. I get facials often, and shocked at how they are scamming people for a lot of money not to mention possibly damaging their skin. It's disgraceful! Also - I did not see any certificates on the walls, anywhere and I wish I had asked, because I am sure they are probably illegally running this sh!tshow. read more