Sunnyvale
Korean Facials in Sunnyvale
Korean Style Rejuvenation Skin Management ($238, 90 min), Italian DPL milk-light PhotoTherapy ($288) and a hydrogen Hydrofacial ($358) in Sunnyvale.
- From
- $238
- Duration
- 75–90 min
- Location
- Sunnyvale

Pricing & booking
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Korean Style Rejuvenation Skin Management - 韩式水光肌焕肤柔润皮肤管理
Unlock the secret to flawless skin with our Korean Style Rejuvenation Skin Management. This premium treatment mimics the high-performance skincare routines of celebrities and is meticulously designed

Italian DPL PhotoTherapy - 牛奶光DPL科技护理系列 面部/背部
Experience the cutting-edge of skin rejuvenation with our Italian Nir/DPL Milk-Light PhotoFacial, available for both facial and back treatments. Utilizing the latest in Gentle Pulse Light.

Hydrofacial [Japanese Hydrogen/or Korean AbbasPlas]- 日本水素细胞&氢颜极光太空舱/韩国阿巴斯NEW HYDRO科技护理
Introducing the innovative Hydrofacial [Hydrogen+Hydroveil] Treatment, a leap forward in skin and scalp care. This pioneering treatment is designed around the revolutionary Hydroimpact technology, whi

Short answer: J.H Beauty in Sunnyvale has three facials built on Korean, Japanese and Italian skincare technology. The Korean Style Rejuvenation Skin Management is $238 for 90 minutes and is the studio's suggested first booking for hydration, dullness or sensitive skin. The Italian DPL PhotoTherapy, a pulsed-light "milk light" facial for the face or back, is $288 for 75 minutes. The Hydrofacial, a hydrogen-infusion treatment from Japan and Korea (not the HydraFacial-brand device), is $358. The studio is at 525 W Remington Dr, Suite 102, open Tuesday to Sunday, 10:45 AM to 8 PM.
What people mean by a Korean facial
"Korean facial" usually refers to treatments shaped by Korean skincare, which is known for hydration and a gentle touch. Cleveland Clinic dermatologist Dr. Alok Vij says pretty much every step of a Korean skin care routine has some component of hydration, and that what makes it special is its foundational principles: keeping skin hydrated, happy and protected from the sun. Cleveland Clinic also notes that Korean skincare products tend to encourage gentler alternatives to active ingredients such as acids and retinols.
That describes a skincare philosophy, not a fixed treatment protocol. Studios build their own sessions, so ask what a specific appointment includes.
The treatments on J.H Beauty's menu
- Korean Style Rejuvenation Skin Management (韩式水光肌焕肤柔润皮肤管理) — $238, 90 minutes. The menu presents it as modeled on high-performance skincare routines and doesn't list individual steps.
- Italian DPL PhotoTherapy — $288, 75 minutes. The menu calls it an Italian Nir/DPL Milk-Light PhotoFacial using "Gentle Pulse Light", available for the face or the back. It is a light-based treatment, so the candidacy notes below apply. Our guide to DPL light therapy covers what the published studies show.
- Hydrofacial [Japanese Hydrogen / Korean AbbasPlas] — $358. The menu describes it as designed around Hydroimpact technology. It uses hydrogen-infusion facial technology from Japan and Korea and is not the HydraFacial-brand device.
Who each option suits
The studio's own guidance is to start with the Korean facial for hydration, dullness or sensitive skin, and to book the European Deep Cleaning Facial ($168, 75 minutes) for blackheads and congestion. For breakouts, the acne facial page covers the studio's acne options. If sensitivity comes from a diagnosed skin condition, or your skin is currently inflamed or broken, mention it when you book so the esthetician can advise whether and how to proceed.
The DPL PhotoTherapy is a pulsed-light treatment, so skin tone matters. UT Southwestern Medical Center describes the ideal candidates for intense pulsed light as people with light to medium skin tones, and says people with darker skin tones or melasma may not be good candidates because the light can cause hyperpigmentation or worsen existing discoloration. It also lists a recent tan and pregnancy among reasons to avoid IPL.
Before you book
J.H Beauty doesn't give facials while you are taking isotretinoin (Accutane) and asks you to wait at least six months after finishing it. If you use a prescription retinoid, stop applying it about five days before your appointment and tell the studio what you use. If you have had Botox or fillers, say when at booking so energy-based treatments can be spaced around them.
After your appointment
The menu doesn't publish aftercare steps for these facials, so follow what your esthetician recommends for your skin. After a pulsed-light treatment such as DPL, UT Southwestern advises avoiding sun exposure during recovery and using sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30, and notes that pigmented spots may darken at first before they flake off over the next few days. For facials in general, the studio suggests returning every four to six weeks.
How to book
Book the Korean Style Rejuvenation Skin Management, the Italian DPL PhotoTherapy or the Hydrofacial online, or call +1-650-784-6076. J.H Beauty is at 525 W Remington Dr, Suite 102, Sunnyvale, CA 94087, open Tuesday through Sunday from 10:45 AM to 8 PM. Online bookings can be cancelled or rescheduled for a full refund at least 24 hours before the appointment; within 24 hours, a $50 fee applies.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a Korean facial?
- A facial shaped by Korean skincare, which Cleveland Clinic dermatologist Dr. Alok Vij describes as built around hydration, gentleness and sun protection. It is a philosophy rather than a fixed protocol. At J.H Beauty in Sunnyvale, the Korean Style Rejuvenation Skin Management is $238 for 90 minutes; ask when booking what the session includes.
- How much does a Korean facial cost in Sunnyvale?
- At J.H Beauty in Sunnyvale, the Korean Style Rejuvenation Skin Management is $238 for 90 minutes, the Italian DPL PhotoTherapy is $288 for 75 minutes, and the hydrogen Hydrofacial is $358.
- Is a Korean facial suitable for sensitive skin?
- J.H Beauty suggests its Korean facial as the first booking for hydration, dullness or sensitive skin. Suitability still depends on your skin, so mention any diagnosed condition or active flare when you book. For breakouts, the studio's acne facial page covers its acne options.
- How is J.H Beauty's Hydrofacial different from a HydraFacial?
- J.H Beauty's Hydrofacial uses hydrogen-infusion facial technology from Japan and Korea, which its menu describes as designed around Hydroimpact technology. It is not the HydraFacial-brand device. It costs $358 at the Sunnyvale studio.
- Can I have a facial if I use retinoids or Accutane?
- J.H Beauty doesn't give facials while you take isotretinoin (Accutane) and asks you to wait at least six months after finishing. For a prescription retinoid, stop applying it about five days before and tell the studio what you use.
- How often should I come in?
- J.H Beauty suggests facials every four to six weeks. If you are booking before an event, ask the studio about timing when you book.
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