Simple Skin Spa
- Spa treatments
- Massage
- Facials
Day spas in Maspeth are a small group of 5 businesses, and they do not follow one style. Skin care, foot work, laser treatments and a day spa with a short menu all sit on the same page. Maspeth shares its search area with Middle Village, Ridgewood, Elmhurst, Rego Park and Woodside, and each of those towns has a page of its own if you want a wider choice.
Facials are the thread that runs through most of the Maspeth menu. Simple Skin Spa, rated 4.8 from 123 reviews, has been running for thirteen years under its founder Samantha. It pairs European skin care techniques with current devices, and its facial menu includes ultrasonic cleansing and lymphatic massage on some treatments. The same spa also does therapeutic massage, body treatments, and brow and lash services, and it sells gift cards and takes online bookings.
Foot work and massage are the other side of the local trade. Spring Foot SPA, rated 4.8 from 33 reviews, works from a basement space at 73-33 Grand Ave, and its menu runs from foot rubs and body massage to chair massage, cupping and facials. It is owned by Asian women. It is a practical stop for a short visit, and the menu is built around quick sessions rather than a full day of treatments.
Medical aesthetics and laser work make up a third group. LUXE AESTHETICS NYC is a beauty and laser spa with facials, laser facials, non-invasive body contouring, skin tightening, post op lymphatic massage, hair removal and tattoo removal. Its rating is 4.6 from 9 reviews, so the score rests on very few voices. Street parking near it is metered. Lavish by Lavi is a woman-owned medical spa centered on non-surgical body treatments, with skin tightening, facials and lash enhancements on the menu. It holds a 4.9 from 7 reviews, again a small base, and appointments are required.
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YURA DAY SPA rounds out the page. It is a day spa built around skin care, rated 4.7 from 86 reviews. Appointments are required, payment by credit card, debit card or mobile tap is accepted, and wheelchair accessible parking is available.
Across the 5 businesses there are 258 reviews and an average rating of 4.8. The two names with the deepest review history are Simple Skin Spa and YURA DAY SPA. The two with the shortest are Lavish by Lavi and LUXE AESTHETICS NYC, which is worth remembering when you compare their scores with the others.
If you want massage, the state treats it as a licensed profession, so ask any spa you are considering who will perform the service and how to confirm their license. The State Education Department's Office of the Professions runs an online license search for exactly that purpose.
Simple Skin Spa focuses on high-end skin care with European techniques and current devices. LUXE AESTHETICS NYC offers facials and laser facials, and Lavish by Lavi lists facials alongside non-surgical body treatments. Spring Foot SPA also has a facial on its menu.
Spring Foot SPA, at 73-33 Grand Ave, is the foot rub and chair massage option. It works from a basement space and also offers body massage and cupping. It is rated 4.8 from 33 reviews.
LUXE AESTHETICS NYC offers laser facials, non-invasive body contouring, skin tightening, hair removal and tattoo removal. Lavish by Lavi is a medical spa with non-surgical body treatments. Both have small review counts, 9 and 7, so read the reviews before booking.
New York requires a license to practice massage therapy and to use the title massage therapist. The Office of the Professions at the State Education Department offers an online search for license verification. Ask the spa for the therapist's name before you book.
Middle Village, Ridgewood, Elmhurst, Rego Park and Woodside each have a page. Ridgewood carries 16 businesses on its page, Elmhurst 10 and Woodside 9.