What exactly is it?
On his website, Pol calls the treatment part of the "new age of skin care" and says that it uses a unique radio frequency method to firm, sculpt, and tighten the skin, no needles necessary. It's a multi-layered process (hence the term "sandwich"): Pol starts by cleansing the skin, then gives a facial massage before using the Pellevé (a type of radio frequency treatment designed to boost collagen production) and the eMatrix (another type of radio frequency treatment that involves a gentle form of laser resurfacing).
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Is it safe to use?
The Beauty Sandwich is non-invasive and non-toxic. Pol, who used to be a makeup artist, wanted to create a treatment that involved little downtime that would leave his clients' skin a perfect canvas.
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Are the effects really that great?
If the many celebs who love the treatment are anything to go by, then yes. Everyone from the Olsen Twins to Victoria's Secret Angels like Romee Strijid and actresses like Sienna Miller counts themselves a fan of the treatment. Take a look at the Beauty Sandwich Instagram account to see all the famous clients that are Beauty Sandwich-ing away!
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How much does it cost?
The website's menu currently lists three treatment options: The Signature for $850, The Tour de Force for $1,400, and #GloNonStop for a cool $5,550.
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Where can you get it?
In addition to occasional pop-up shops at celeb-studded events such as Art Basel and the Met Gala, Pol offers the Beauty Sandwich in Pacific Palisades and West Hollywood, California. Alternatively, you can also book a treatment at The Surrey's Cornelia Spa, a luxury hotel in Manhattan.
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