Looking for a top-rated facial spa near Cleveland Park? You've found it. Skin In The Game DC sits a straight shot south down Connecticut Avenue, directly across from Farragut Square. Stop in for personalized facials, microchanneling, and waxing performed by a dual-licensed esthetician using TOMA Essential Skin Therapy protocols.
We're roughly 15 minutes south of Cleveland Park, with the entire trip running down Connecticut Avenue NW and ending at 1725 I Street NW, Third Floor, between 17th and 18th Streets. The building faces Farragut Square, so once you're past Dupont Circle, the spa is impossible to miss. Drive in and park inside the building's garage, then take the elevator up to the third floor. The studio is a single, private treatment room, so you walk straight in for your appointment without rotating staff or a busy lobby. From the Cleveland Park Metro stop, the Red Line drops you at Farragut North in about 6 minutes, with our front door a 2-minute walk from the station.
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 Connecticut Avenue from Cleveland Park between meetings or hopping the Red Line for a same-day facial after work, the experience is consistent.
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.
Cleveland Park has plenty of well-reviewed neighborhood services along Connecticut Avenue, but a true single-room facial studio with a dual-licensed esthetician and a single curated product line is harder to find. Most spas in this part of DC rotate clients through multiple providers and stock several competing brands on the shelf. We do the opposite: one esthetician, one professional skincare line, and a treatment plan built around your skin instead of a product menu. It's a setup designed to produce real progress over time, not a one-off pampering session.
Same-day appointments are routinely available, and parking is inside the building, so you skip the Connecticut Avenue meter scramble entirely. Because the studio is a single room with one provider, the person who books your appointment is the person performing your treatment. If you're newer to facials and want a starting point, the complete guide to aging skin care and the comprehensive acne treatment guide for adults are both useful primers before you book.
Cleveland Park is the kind of neighborhood worth turning into a half-day. The Connecticut Avenue strip from the Metro down to Cathedral Avenue is dense with cafes, restaurants, and independent shops, and it's the easiest stretch to wander before or after a treatment. If you're new to the area, the Cleveland Park commercial district guide is a useful place to start.
Within a few blocks of the Cleveland Park Metro you can spend the morning at the Smithsonian's National Zoo, wander the trails of Rock Creek Park, or tour the grounds of the Washington National Cathedral. All three sit at the western edge of the neighborhood and pair easily with a facial appointment downtown.
After a morning along Connecticut Avenue or in Rock Creek Park, the Red Line at Cleveland Park station drops you at Farragut North in roughly 6 minutes, and our spa is a 2-minute walk from there. If you're driving, the same Connecticut Avenue corridor that anchors the neighborhood feeds straight into our block. Either way, getting from Cleveland Park to your appointment is about as simple as a DC trip gets.
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"I had an amazing experience with Maraki. She was gentle, knowledgeable, and made sure I was comfortable throughout the facial. My skin looks brighter and healthier. Thank you for such a relaxing experience."
If you're searching for a facial spa near Cleveland Park, this is your place. We're easy to reach by car, transit, or rideshare, and same-day appointments are usually available.
From the Cleveland Park Metro area at Connecticut Avenue and Ordway Street, the drive is roughly 15 minutes off-peak and 20 to 25 minutes during rush hour. A few reliable options:
Cleveland Park has direct Red Line access plus a frequent Connecticut Avenue bus, so transit is often faster than driving. Three options:
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 Cleveland Park, this is the difference.
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