Relax and Rejuvenate: Top 6 New Spas & Wellness Centers in New York

New Yorkers have no shortage of luxurious beauty and wellness paradises - ice baths, high-tech facials, and even sound therapy, there's something for everyone. Edition New York Post collected the top 6 best spas for your vacation.

Remedy Place

Decorated in countless soothing hues, this chic new self-care oasis in Flatiron offers powerful holistic beauty treatments. This 7-square-foot (200 sq. m) brainchild of functional medicine doctor Jonathan Leary has already caught the attention of Kim Kardashian, who ventured into the 670 Minute Club shortly after the spa opened. Just imagine how you are immersed in an ice bath.

Valmont Spa at the Carlyle

Pairing New York's Carlyle Hotel with legendary Swiss fragrance and skincare brand Valmont is a match made in heaven. On the third floor of the hotel is the Valmont Spa, which offers a variety of massages, body treatments and mind-boggling facials. The cost starts at $375 for 50 minutes and goes up to a sky-high $1 for a 500-minute extravaganza.

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Apa Aesthetic

What if you're "star dentist" Michael Apa and somehow got an extra floor adjacent to Apa Aesthetic New York? The newly opened space on the sixth floor was designed by Kenneth Park Architects, known for its work for Balenciaga and Dior, and is adorned with numerous works of art, Brunello Cucinelli cashmere throws, skin care products from Dr. Barbara Sturm and Beats noise-canceling headphones.

Sage+Sound

Founded by mindfulness experts and longtime friends Lacey Tisch and Lauren Zucker, Sage+Sound has a special space called Exploration where life coach Ryan Haddon will provide sound baths and special breathing techniques. Even manicure and pedicure in the salon on Sundays will be filled with meditative practices. Other options include the Isle of Us, a market cafe by New York restaurateur Lyle Richards, and facials and skincare by beauty brands Biologique Recherche and Tracie Martyn.

Silver mirror

Unlike beauty salons offering everything from brow microblading to waxing, Silver Mirror does one thing and one thing only: facials. Prices range from $76 for a 30-minute treatment or $116 for 50 minutes. Additions such as microneedling, gel mask or spot lift with the PureLift device are optional.

SkinCeuticals SkinLab by Tribeca MedSpa

Despite its moniker, Tribeca MedSpa's SkinCeuticals SkinLab is actually located on the Upper East Side. The newest SkinLab location offers a roster of medical facials, injectables, and advanced technologies such as Ultherapy, RF Therapy, and Thread Lifting. And, of course, there's an amazing retail store featuring classic SkinCeuticals products like CE Ferulic and Blemish + Age Defense, as well as the highly acclaimed Dermablend line of corrective cosmetics.