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\u201cWhat\u2019s your main concern?\u201d Freddy asked. \u201cGetting older,\u201d I replied. \u201cSame, same,\u201d he responded. Freddy gamely applied some antiaging products (long gone are the days when we all just pretended to be sanguine about the march of time) built from the expertise of Dior\u2019s Reverse Aging Board<\/a>, an association of 600 researchers who work with Dior to incorporate the most up-to-date research into their portfolio of skin-care products. (When I arrived at the spa, I had been using a Dior serum and moisturizer for several weeks prior. Without disclosing that to Freddy, he complimented the tone and texture of my skin, which feels like some kind of nonscientific but promising endorsement.) Recent clients have apparently also responded strongly to the Haute Couture Facial, co-created with renowned facialist Sarah Akram<\/a>\u2014a treatment that, true to its name, begins with individual skin-quality measurements and then is tailor-made for each guest.<\/p>\n What else do we need to know?<\/p>\n While I didn\u2019t try it, the Dior light-therapy ritual has been another hit among recent guests, according to Pothier. For this treatment, an LED-studded \u201csky\u201d diffuses four distinct light \u201catmospheres\u201d: happiness (revitalizing bliss, exclusive to Dior Spa New York), recharge (to help reduce signs of fatigue), recover (to encourage circadian-rhythm balance), and rest (to support relaxation and sleep comfort).<\/p>\n Who can go?<\/p>\n The spa is open to anyone with an appointment.<\/p>\n Booking details for Dior Spa New York<\/a><\/p>\n Address: 23 East 57th Street, New York, NY 10022<\/p>\n Read more from Vogue\u2019s Global Spa Guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n