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After Glow Experience

Tucson, Arizona

A Tucson medical spa focused on acne, pigmentation and anti-aging facials, with customized treatments from licensed estheticians.

Close-up of facial treatment being applied to client's face with pink applicator tool
  • Modern spa consultation or waiting room with cream curved sofa and cloud artwork
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At a glance

After Glow Experience is a medical/day spa inside North First Medical Plaza on North 1st Avenue in Tucson, built around results-driven facials rather than a soak-and-relax model. Treatments target specific skin concerns — acne, pigmentation, aging, barrier repair — and are built around a double cleanse, a chosen exfoliation method (dermaplaning, enzyme, or chemical peel), a mask suited to the skin's needs, and a closing massage, either cryotherapy or a sculpting face-lift style. LED therapy is included with facials.

The spa works with clinical skincare lines including Face Reality, Epicutis, and GlyMed Plus, and estheticians help clients build a home routine around their budget and goals rather than just performing a one-off service. Waxing is also offered alongside facials.

New clients can book an introductory facial that bundles the consultation, treatment, massage, LED therapy, and travel-size Epicutis serum and cleanser samples at a set price, positioned as a discount off the combined retail value of the included services. First-time waxing clients get a percentage off their initial appointment.

The spa operates Tuesday through Saturday, with no Sunday or Monday hours, and keeps the shortest day on Friday and the longest on Thursday. It's geared toward adults and solo visitors rather than groups or families, consistent with its clinical, one-on-one treatment format. Given the address inside a medical plaza, this reads more as a skin-health clinic with spa comforts than a traditional wellness retreat — useful context if you're expecting saunas or lounging rather than a targeted facial appointment.

Good to know

Do I need a reservation?
Reservations are generally required for treatments, though walk-ins are also noted as welcome; it's worth calling ahead at (520) 201-4109 to confirm same-day availability.
How much does a facial cost?
New clients can book an introductory facial for $200, which the spa lists as a discount off a combined $300 value of included services like consultation, massage, and LED therapy.
What are the hours?
The spa is open Tuesday through Thursday 11am–7pm, Friday 12–5pm, and Saturday 9am–2pm; it's closed Sunday and Monday.
Is this spa open to everyone?
It's categorized as adults-only and suited to solo visitors rather than families or groups.
What skincare brands does the spa use?
Treatments incorporate clinical lines including Face Reality, Epicutis, and GlyMed Plus; ask your esthetician which products fit your skin type during the consultation.

Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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