For now, I would get it OOW replaced with Apple. It will be expensive but I don't think there are many third party repair shops that are routinely doing micro-soldering on the iPhone X. You may have more luck with some of the big Chinese shops like Rewa or G-Lon so you could always research them.
The iPhone X has a sandwiched pcb design which makes it very challenging to repair. Check out the teardown if your curious.
You can follow the troubleshooting tree here for some other ideas.
EDIT 2018/07/05
Just to note that there are now new tools which greatly improve the success rate of micro-soldering repairs on the iPhone X. My comments were temporal in nature considering the newness of the device at the time.
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Even though it is IP67 water *resistant* unfortunately does not mean it is waterproof. I seems to have done well in reviewer tests, but some units just have bad seals. If you have AppleCare+, you can get it replaced, but it is not covered under warranty.
by Reed Crosby
Unfortunately I don't have apple care
by Sulaiman
My iPhone X got water damaged but in a completely different way. The camera lens is now very foggy from the inside. I don't know how to clean/fix it.
by ibrahimobaidan
My iPhone X keeps turning off and on after I got out of the pool. I wasn’t aware of this not being waterproof and can you guys fix it. How much will it cost?
by Christy
They told us at Verizon that it has a safety feature and shuts down if it gets wet and to goto walmart and buy some of those psylic acid packets that you find in things like tylenol bottles they remove moisture so they said put the phone and a bunch of those in a ziplock back and seal it it pulled the moisture from the camera and phone now works great!
by Sarah Low (sarah)
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