Glass Skin Brings the Magic Wand to Miami With a One-Day Pop-Up at Mr. C Coconut Grove on October 26

Jillian Rollinger’s clients tend to book her the morning of a red carpet, a gala or a wedding. On Monday, October 26, 2026, Miami gets the same access for a day: Glass Skin, the luxury skin treatment and care system Rollinger founded, is hosting a one-day pop-up at Mr. C Miami Coconut Grove, at 2988 McFarlane Road, with appointments to book directly with its inventor.

The pop-up doubles as a debut. Glass Skin is introducing its signature treatment under a new name, the Magic Wand, and adding Glow and Go, a new entry-level session designed for first-timers who want to see the results for themselves before committing to the full experience. The rename is a telling one: the treatment that gave the brand its name now has a name of its own, and the brand is making it easier than ever to try.

The Magic Wand, formerly known simply as the Glass Skin treatment, is a non-invasive laser facial that sculpts and snatches the face for a red-carpet-ready look. Results are immediate, there is zero downtime and, according to the brand, no negative impact on the skin’s barrier, which is why Rollinger’s A-list clientele schedules it hours before important events rather than weeks ahead. Rollinger describes it as a personalized skin-tightening treatment for the face, neck and décolletage that stimulates the skin’s own collagen, giving an immediate glow while firmness and texture keep improving for months afterward, with results that look natural rather than overdone.

“Facial aging is far more simple to reverse if you understand that inflammation is the cause,” says Rollinger. “The face needs to be properly sculpted with the barrier using a wand to tighten the jawline, cheeks, eyes and all visible surface with lines.”

Part of the treatment’s mystique is how few hands can perform it. To Glass Skin’s knowledge, only two people in the world are trained to do it: Rollinger, who invented it, and Iván Pol, whom she trained personally. Rollinger travels to perform the treatment, so the Coconut Grove pop-up is a rare chance for Miami to book with the inventor herself rather than wait for her next pass through town.

Rollinger’s path to the Magic Wand runs through two decades of laser work. After earning her BA in Science, she worked closely with dermatologists and plastic surgeons, introducing them to complex lasers that demanded major downtime. Her drive to understand how lasers affect skin tissue led to what she calls her most meaningful work, alongside a NASA physicist, testing and creating settings that would go on to change industry standards.

That research produced a proprietary, multifaceted treatment tailored to each client’s needs and trouble zones, using energies at different skin depths for results the brand describes as unmatched and long-lasting. Glass Skin and Rollinger have been featured on Vogue, CBS News and The Today Show, and the treatment has built a devoted following among celebrities and notable clients.

Glass Skin’s signature serum rounds out the system. Made with what the brand calls the highest medical-grade hyaluronic acid on the market and a Vitamin B activator, it was once reserved for Rollinger’s A-list clients after their treatments and is now available to everyone. It is designed to diminish fine lines and wrinkles and leave the kind of flawless glow that reads like a permanent filter.

Appointments at the Mr. C Miami Coconut Grove pop-up on October 26 are bespoke and limited to the day, with the Magic Wand and the Glow and Go session both on the menu. Bookings are handled directly by Glass Skin at [email protected] or through glassskin.com, and the brand can be followed on Instagram at @glass____skin.

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