Nothing gets the good-present points like a little something beauty, especially when it’s skin care–approved from the top experts who specialize in it. From serums and sunscreens to in-office treatments and a whole lot of SkinCeuticals, these are the glowing-skin gifts the experts like to give—any and every time of the year.

We’ve reached peak saturation with the freckle tattoo trend—there are faux freckle filters, freckle makeup and tools that help mimic the natural patches of small brown spots—but all are temporary ways to adopt the look. Now, semi-permanent freckle tattoos are trending big and we asked the experts to share the most important things to know if you’re considering adding them to your face.

Split ends are the bane of our existence in those long weeks in between haircuts. They occur when our strands become dry and frayed from things like heat styling, weather changes and even hair care products. In a recent viral video, TikTok user Kaitlyn Roundtree shared a skin-care related trick to get her ends back on the mend.

There comes a point in our lives where, all of a sudden, we begin to notice signs of aging, whether that be a wrinkle in the forehead or a few extra sunspots on the chest. While it’s evident that physically rewinding the clock on aging is impossible, Spokane, WA dermatologist Wm. Philip Werschler, MD says what is possible is looking younger than you really are, and the trick of the trade is known as prejuvenation.

While there are plenty of options for restoring structure to lax skin, six doctors present the pros and cons of the trending thread lift.

Nonsurgical fat loss treatments come in many forms. There’s fat-melting, fat-freezing and fat-dissolving modalities that can help you spot-treat small, stubborn pockets of fat that are hard to reduce with regular diet and exercise. Although these treatments can be game changers for those with a small amount of fat to treat, there are a few things you can do ensure your body contouring treatments give you the noticeable results you’re after.

While the FDA has been in the news for a handful of approvals over the past year-plus, New York dermatologist Bruce Katz, MD, and his colleagues, are “beyond excited” for the administration’s upcoming consent in the field of aesthetics.

Enter DAXI, a neuromodulator that Dr. Katz explains is “like Botox, except it lasts longer, with a time span averaging around 24 weeks.”

Acne scarring varies greatly, from alterations in skin pigmentation to changes in texture, which is what we think of when we think of traditional scars, like those from surgery. “An alteration in the skin’s surface is what we consider a ‘real scar’ and not color change,” adds Spokane, WA dermatologist Wm. Philip Werschler, MD. Here, we get all the details on acne scarring, straight from the pros.

It seems like lactic acid is being used in more and more skin-care formulas these days, and though it’s not new, brands are realizing how beloved and versatile the ingredient really is. For consumers, it’s lived in the shadows of its alphahydroxy acid (AHA) “big brother” glycolic acid for many years, but that doesn’t mean it’s any less significant. In fact, “lactic acid is just a lighter, gentler version of glycolic acid, and as such, it can be tolerated by a larger variety of skin types,” says New York dermatologist Melissa Kanchanapoomi Levin, MD. Here’s what to know about this buzzy beauty ingredient.

Just like the skin on our face experiences a loss of elasticity and collagen over time, leading to a slack, drooped appearance, the skin on our legs does the same, and the knees are no exception. The knees take on a lot of stress because they are a weight-bearing area and they have to bend, so the skin is constantly stretching. This, along with aging, sun exposure and volume loss, can lead to loose skin around the knees. Sagginess can also be attributed to a lack of hydration, which is why it’s important to keep your skin moisturized, as well as protected from the sun. These are the best ways to do it.

On July 28, Twyneo Cream, a first-of-its-kind combination of tretinoin and benzoyl peroxide (BPO), was approved by the FDA for the treatment of acne, and dermatologists says it works dramatically better than the two main ingredients alone.

The cream, which was developed by Sol-Gel Technologies, was approved for adults and children nine years and older. This approval was based on data from two different phase-three clinical trials in which the drug showed acne-clearing efficacy on patients within this age range.

When it comes to restoring facial volume, not every dermal filler was created equally. While hyaluronic acid fillers tend to get all the glory, their lesser-mentioned cousins, Radiesse and Sculptra Aesthetic are two alternative options that doctors use to plump, sculpt and rejuvenate the face. NewBeauty asked dermatologists to explain the difference between the two and describe what each one does best.

The hotter it gets, the sweatier we get, and for people experience hyperhidrosis, the summer months can mean an endless amount of worry and embarrassment. According to the International Hyperhydrosis Society, hyperhydrosis is medical condition, which is often inherited, that affects 3 percent of the U.S. population. For those who’ve tried everything under the sun to stop the sweat including every antiperspirant on the shelf, the answer to a dry hot girl summer may be as simple as a trip to the dermatologist.

Even with constant reapplying of SPF, the sun’s damaging rays can really change your skin tone and texture over the course of just one summer. But it doesn’t have to be that way. These experts say there are ways you can protect your skin from the effects of UV exposure and avoid the dark spots and splotchy skin that can last far longer than the summer months.

If you’re looking for a skin refresh that spans from a light pick-me-up to full-fledged resurfacing, consider a laser. Praised for its ability to zap away unwanted pigment, improve uneven texture and tone, lessen the signs of aging, and so much more, laser treatments provide dramatic results, but there are a few things to keep in mind to get the most out of one. Lasers go to work the minute the energy wavelength comes into contact with the skin, but it doesn’t stop there. Post-laser care is important in achieving the best results and avoiding complications.

If there’s anyone who knows how to erase wrinkles around the eyes, it’s a dermatologist. We asked five to name the best wrinkle-busting eye creams we should have on our radar.

We see lip filler before-and-after photos and they look so seamless, as if a magic wand just floated across the face and bestowed upon the patient a poutier mouth in an instant. The truth is a lip enhancement is a cosmetic procedure that involves penetrating the dermis and injecting a substance into the skin. While it’s completely safe and common, it’s important to have realistic expectations before undergoing lip injections. There’s a little bit of swelling, and sometime bumping and bruising that may come along with it, but what’s considered normal? We asked the pros who perform this popular treatment several times a day.

Like mom jeans, scrunchies and Doc Martens, chemical peels are making a comeback. While it’s fairly certain everyone has fallen back in love with at least one ’90s-revival fashion trend of late, doctors say it’s smart to prep yourself on the treatment before you jump in.

During an active acne breakout our skin needs change. Trying to find the right products to get you back to clearer skin can be overwhelming. And in the era of masks and ‘maskne,’ the more we know about how to treat our skin, the better we look and feel. To get skin back on track, we asked three top skin experts to give us their best prescriptions for over-the-counter ingredients that help get breakouts under control.