How Much Does an Anti-Aging Facial Cost in Fort Worth?

Why we price it as three options, not one

On our menu, an anti-aging facial is a plan rather than a single recipe. Your specialist looks at your skin and chooses one of three 60-minute treatments for each visit: radio-frequency warmth, red and infrared LED light, or cooling with an applicator chilled to −6 °C. Fine lines, softer contours along the jaw, dullness and puffiness each call for a different approach.

That is why the price is quoted as from $250. Two of the three options are $250, and the cryotherapy facial is $325. A short consultation at the start of your first visit sets the direction, and the choice can change from session to session as your skin responds. You can read how the plan is built on our anti-aging facial page.

What each hour includes

The LED Skin Tightening Facial at $250 begins with a cleanse and exfoliation. You then rest under red and infrared light, blue light at 415 nm, or a combination chosen for your skin. Red and infrared light are commonly used for a smoother, firmer-looking complexion, and many clients notice a brighter look when they leave. We use the Perfectio X for red and infrared light and the Sapphire X for blue light. Both are FDA-cleared Class II devices; the clearance covers the device, not any particular result.

The RF Face & Neck Facial at $250 uses a handpiece that delivers steady warmth in slow, overlapping passes across the cheeks, jawline, under the chin and down the neck. It should feel like a warm stone. The session finishes with our 24K gold and black caviar mask and a serum. Many clients notice a firmer, smoother look afterward. The effect is temporary, and results vary from person to person.

The Cryotherapy Facial at $325 uses an applicator chilled to −6 °C, moved over the face in brief, controlled passes. The applicator is cold; your skin is never brought to that temperature. It is the option most often chosen for puffiness, a tired look or redness that comes and goes, and many clients notice a tighter, fresher look for a time. There is typically no downtime, and most clients put makeup on the same day.

Pricing a rotation across a series

One session of any of the three is a fair way to find out how your skin responds. For a look that holds, many clients choose a series, and a series here usually rotates between treatments. A typical starting point is four to six sessions, spaced one to two weeks apart, then a maintenance visit every month or two.

The math is simple because the prices are flat. Six RF or LED sessions come to $1,500, and each cryotherapy session swapped in adds $75. If budget is the main concern, a series built on the two $250 options is the simplest plan, with cryotherapy added for a specific visit, such as the week before an event. A series is a schedule, not a bulk purchase, so spread the sessions over the weeks your skin needs.

Where the packages fit, and where they do not

Our facial packages pair LED facials with take-home daily products. Bronze is two LED facials plus one product for $550. Silver is three plus two for $800. Gold is four plus three for $1,100. Per facial, that is about $275, $267 and $275, and each of those figures includes the home care. The packages are not a steep discount on the facial itself. The value is in having matched products paid for in one go.

Because the packages are built around the LED facial, a rotation that includes RF or cryotherapy sessions is priced per session rather than through a package. You can use a package for the LED portion of a plan and pay per session for the rest. The full list is on our packages page.

How to compare anti-aging facial offers honestly

The phrase covers a wide range. At one end is a classic facial with a firming serum or a short massage added, often priced somewhere around $75 to $150, for example. At the other is a device facial, where the hour is built around RF, LED or cooling equipment. They are different purchases, and the first thing to ask is which one you are being quoted.

A few questions sort out what the anti-aging label rests on. Does the result being described come from a device, or from a serum added to a classic facial? If it is a device, which one, by name, and how long does that portion itself run? Is the neck included, or is it an add-on? If a series is being sold, what is the per-session cost once the total is divided out? Take, as an example, a $99 anti-aging facial that is 20 minutes of light after a cleanse, face only. That is a fair product at its price, but it is not the same thing as an hour that covers the neck and ends with a mask.

We would also be cautious with any offer that promises a specific result. No facial, ours included, can promise a particular change. The honest version is that many clients notice a difference, and results vary from person to person.

What these facials can and cannot do

RF, LED and cryotherapy facials are cosmetic treatments. They may temporarily reduce the look of fine lines and mild laxity, and they may leave skin looking smoother, firmer and brighter for a time. They do not change the structure of the face, and they are not a replacement for surgical options or for the care a physician provides. If your goal is a dramatic change, we will say so at the consultation rather than sell you a series that will not get you there.

Our services are cosmetic services, not medical care. If you are pregnant, have a pacemaker or other implanted device, have cold urticaria, an active skin infection or recent surgery in the area, talk to your physician before booking. If you are managing a skin condition such as rosacea, melasma or eczema, a dermatologist is the right first step, and we are glad to work alongside their advice.

Booking, paying and policies

We are at 4800 S Hulen St, Suite 1110, inside Hulen Mall, open seven days a week with free mall parking. Book online, call (214) 447-7748 or email info@vearitea.com. You pay per session at $250 or $325, or by package if you choose one. Affirm financing is available at the spa; eligibility and terms are set by Affirm.

We ask for 24 hours notice to cancel or move an appointment, and arriving more than 10 minutes late may mean we need to reschedule. Services are not refundable, so if you are unsure which facial to start with, a single session is the sensible first purchase. Current prices for every treatment are on our pricing page.