Sophie Carbonari has long been the #IYKYK facialist in Paris— renowned for her unique fascia- targeting massage technique, in which she miraculously erases frown lines and sharpens jawlines—but next-level scheduling skills were required to catch her during one of her fleeting residencies at various hip hotels. Now she has a permanent address—in the majestic 17th-century Palais Royal, no less.
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