Celebrities maintain their red-carpet radiance through meticulous skincare regimens, and the Lyma Laser Pro has become their latest obsession. A-listers including Sofia Richie, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Sabrina Carpenter swear by this clinically backed device, which uses cold laser technology to address wrinkles, pigmentation, scars, and sagging without discomfort.
The exclusive Lyma Lift facial—a 90-minute treatment employing two $5,995 Lyma Laser Pro devices—recently debuted in New York. NYC Faces Style secured an early appointment at the renowned Joanna Czech Studio to test this “non-surgical facelift.”
Originally devised as a staff-training exercise, the Lyma Lift gained fame after an actress raved about its pre-event results, prompting demand from celebrities. Founder Lucy Goff collaborated with a plastic surgeon to create the treatment, which targets facial muscles similar to a surgical facelift. Fans like Gillian Anderson, Amber Valletta, Nicole Scherzinger, and Martha Stewart—who shared an enthusiastic “Wow” on Instagram—have fueled its popularity.
For those outside London or NYC, Lyma’s at-home devices offer an alternative. The original $2,695 Lyma Laser covers 8cm² with a single 500mW near-infrared laser, while the upgraded $5,995 Pro version triples coverage (30cm²) and power. Goff emphasizes the technology’s unique ability to trigger cellular regeneration without damaging skin.
During the Joanna Czech Studio session, the treatment began with deep-tissue massage and acupressure to sculpt and depuff. The finale featured dual Lyma Laser Pros gliding across the skin—a soothing, cooling experience devoid of pain. While immediate facelift-level results weren’t expected (the reviewer’s skin lacks significant aging concerns), the post-treatment glow allowed her to attend an event makeup-free with confidence.
Why Trust NYC Faces Style? Authored by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor, this review draws on firsthand testing, expert consultations, and insider access to celebrity beauty trends. Southwick’s work also appears in USA Today and Parade.