Looking for a dedicated facial spa near Cathedral Heights? Skin In The Game DC is a short drive south down Massachusetts Avenue, sitting directly across from Farragut Square in downtown DC. Stop in for custom facials, microchanneling, and facial waxing performed by a dual-licensed esthetician using TOMA Essential Skin Therapy protocols.
Skin In The Game DC sits at 1725 I Street NW, Third Floor, between 17th and 18th Streets across from Farragut Square. From Cathedral Heights, the drive runs about 3.5 miles southeast, typically 12 to 18 minutes depending on Massachusetts Avenue traffic and the time of day. Park inside the building, take the elevator to the third floor, and you walk straight into a single-room studio. No reception line, no rotating staff, no upselling at checkout.
Every treatment is built around your skin in a single-room studio. No upsells, no rotation of estheticians, and no third-party product lines. Browse our full lineup or jump straight to a category below.
Personalized 60 or 90 minute sessions tailored to your skin in real time.
ExploreLift, firm, and brighten with TOMA collagen-supportive protocols.
ExploreTargeted clearing for active breakouts, congestion, and post-acne marks.
ExploreDeep cleansing and extractions for the back, chest, and shoulders.
ExploreCollagen-stimulating treatment for scars, lines, and skin renewal.
ExplorePrecise hair removal for brows, lip, chin, sideburns, and full face.
ExploreMonthly facials at a member rate for consistent skin progress.
ExploreMulti-session bundles priced lower than booking treatments individually.
ExploreAt Skin In The Game DC, you work directly with one dual-licensed esthetician, certified in the TOMA Essential Skin Therapy method and licensed in both DC and California. Every appointment is one-on-one, in a private studio, with no rotating staff and no upselling. Whether you're driving down Massachusetts Avenue from Cathedral Heights for a same-day facial or scheduling a series of treatments, the experience stays the same.
Our products and protocols are intentionally limited to TOMA, a clean professional line built around results-driven actives and proper skin-barrier support. The shelf at most spas is a sales catalog. The shelf here is a curated tool kit. Learn more about how we work.
Cathedral Heights is a quiet, residential pocket of Northwest DC with a small commercial corridor along Wisconsin Avenue and a heavy concentration of homes set back on tree-lined blocks. Skin care options inside the neighborhood are limited, and the broader Wisconsin Avenue stretch leans toward salons and full-service day spas rather than dedicated facial studios. A one-on-one room with a dual-licensed esthetician working from a single curated product line is harder to find without crossing into downtown.
Same-day appointments are usually available, and parking is straightforward: the garage is inside our building at 1725 I Street NW, so you skip the surface-lot hunt that downtown typically demands. Booking direct means the person you booked with is the person performing your treatment. If you're stacking sessions, the spa packages price multiple treatments below the per-session rate, and the Glow Membership sets a flat monthly cadence.
Cathedral Heights blends residential calm with the historic gravity of the National Cathedral grounds, and many clients turn a facial appointment into a half-day around the neighborhood. The full local guide on our Cathedral Heights commercial district page covers what's nearby in more depth.
Worth visiting before or after a treatment: the Washington National Cathedral with its 59-acre Bishop's Garden and gothic interior, the dining and shopping at Cathedral Commons on Wisconsin Avenue, and the wooded trails of Glover-Archbold Park running along the western edge of the neighborhood.
From the Wisconsin Avenue corridor, the trip downtown is short by car or bus. Massachusetts Avenue runs straight from Cathedral Heights to the heart of the K Street business district, and the D90 and D96 buses both serve the neighborhood with direct service to Dupont Circle and Farragut Square. Whichever route you take, you're at the spa in roughly 15 to 25 minutes.
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If you're searching for a facial spa near Cathedral Heights, this is your place. We're easy to reach by car, transit, or rideshare, and same-day appointments are usually available.
From Cathedral Heights, the drive runs about 3.5 miles and takes roughly 12 to 18 minutes depending on traffic. A few reliable options:
Cathedral Heights doesn't have its own Metro station, but bus service along Massachusetts Avenue is direct and frequent, and the Red Line at Cleveland Park or Tenleytown is a short walk or bus ride away.
Using Uber or Lyft? Drop pin at 1725 I Street NW. Ask the driver to pull up on I Street between 17th and 18th. The building entrance faces Farragut Square, and the spa is on the third floor.
We're a single-room studio focused on real skin progress, with same-day availability and a treatment menu built around what actually works. For anyone searching for a facial spa near Cathedral Heights, this is the difference.
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