Best Facials in Long Beach, CA (2026)
Professional skincare treatments for every skin type. Compare 183 verified providers, see local pricing, and read patient reviews.
By The No BS Med Spa Reviews Editorial Team·Reviewed by Medical Review Board·Updated 2026-07-11
Key facts
- Facials in Long Beach, CA typically costs $75–$300 per facial.
- National average: $75–$300 per facial.
- Providers in Long Beach: 183 medical spas listed. Avg rating 4.75 / 5 across 13,287 reviews.
- Session length: ~60 minutes. Results last: ~1 months.
- Best for: All skin types — maintenance and specialty care.
Local pricing
Facials in Long Beach, CA
Facials in Long Beach, CA typically costs $75-$300 per facial. Pricing varies by provider experience, specific protocol used, and product brand. Long Beach pricing is in line with the US national average of $75-$300. Most reputable facials providers in Long Beach, CA offer free consultations and will quote a final price after assessing your goals.
No BS Med Spa Reviews tracks 183 med spas in Long Beach that offer facials and related treatments. Rankings on this page use a transparent priority score: rating × ln(review_count + 1). See how we rank for the full methodology.
Cost comparison
Facials pricing: Long Beach vs. national
Approximate cost ranges based on aggregated industry data.
| Market | Typical cost | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Long Beach, CA | $75–$300 | per facial |
| US national average | $75–$300 | per facial |
| vs. national | on par | — |
Ranked by priority score
Best 10 Facials providers in Long Beach
Ranked #1–10 by priority score (rating × log of review count). Facials in Long Beach typically costs $75–$300 per facial. All listings are unpaid.
- 01→
Laser Skin Care Center
#1 by priority score3828 Schaufele Ave #300
4.8 · 1,486 reviews - 02→
Comprehensive Dermatology of Long Beach
3736 Atlantic Ave Ste 101
4.8 · 641 reviews - 03→
Smart Dimensions Weight Loss & Body Sculpting
4440 Von Karman Ave Suite 320
4.9 · 381 reviews - 04→
Pod Spa and Wellness
221 E Park Ave
4.9 · 366 reviews - 05→
Great Life Medical PC
1777 N Bellflower Blvd #109
5 · 323 reviews - 06→
G-Medical Massage Spa, LLC
3840 Woodruff Ave # 201
5 · 280 reviews - 07→
W Dermatology Long Beach
1045 Atlantic Ave Suites 816 & 819
4.9 · 301 reviews - 08→
Botox Sisters- Laura Hertzog, NP Rebecca Ceverha, NP-C
5094 E Los Coyotes Diagonal
4.9 · 295 reviews - 09→
Harmony Aesthetics Center
11959 Santa Monica Blvd
5 · 255 reviews - 10→
Gameday Men's Health Huntington Beach, CA
7677 Center Ave Ste 201
5 · 227 reviews
Compare
Facials vs. similar treatments
Quick comparison with related procedures.
| Treatment | Typical cost | Session | Lasts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Facials | $75–$300 per facial | 60 min | 1 mo |
| HydraFacial | $150–$350 per treatment | 45 min | 1 mo |
| Chemical Peels | $150–$800 per session | 30 min | 6 mo |
| Microneedling | $250–$700 per session | 60 min | 12 mo |
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
How much does Facials cost in Long Beach, CA?
Facials in Long Beach, CA typically costs $75–$300 per facial. National average is $75–$300. Long Beach pricing tracks the national average.
How many facials providers are in Long Beach?
Long Beach, CA has 183 medical spas listed in our directory, with 13,287 aggregated patient reviews and an average rating of 4.75 out of 5 stars.
How long does facials take?
Facials sessions typically last 60 minutes. Results last approximately 1 months before maintenance is recommended.
How much does a med spa facial cost?
Basic facial: $75-$150. Specialty (dermaplaning, oxygen, LED): $150-$300.
How often should I get a facial?
Monthly for active skin care; quarterly for maintenance.
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Methodology
Pricing reflects aggregated industry data for facials as published by the American Med Spa Association and consumer cost-tracking sources. Local adjustments apply a metro cost-of-living multiplier. Provider rankings use the priority score formula: rating × ln(review_count + 1), with no paid placement in organic results.
Authoritative resources: Wikipedia: Facials · U.S. FDA · American Academy of Dermatology
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