Snail facial: In this unique treatment, live snails are placed on the face, where they glide across the skin, leaving a trail of mucus believed to rejuvenate and hydrate the skin

Snake massage: In this unusual therapy, non-venomous snakes slither across your back, providing a unique massage experience that reportedly relieves muscle tension and stress

Vampire facelift: The vampire facelift uses your own blood (PRP) to rejuvenate the face. Blood is drawn, processed, and injected to enhance skin texture, reduce wrinkles, and stimulate collagen with minimal downtime

Leech therapy: Leeches are applied to the skin to suck blood, releasing enzymes that are believed to improve circulation, reduce inflammation, and promote healing

Bird poop facial: This Japanese treatment involves applying powdered nightingale droppings to the face, which is said to brighten and exfoliate the skin, leaving it glowing

Beer bath: Guests soak in a tub filled with beer ingredients like yeast and hops. The bath is said to cleanse pores and improve circulation, and you can even enjoy a cold beer while soaking

Cactus massage: A Mexican spa treatment using de- thorned cacti pads to massage the body. The cactus gel is believed to rehydrate and detoxify the skin

Cryotherapy: This involves stepping into a chamber with temperatures as low as -200°F for a few minutes. The extreme cold is claimed to reduce muscle pain, inflammation, and improve skin tone