4 Anti-Aging Serums Dermatologists Swear By To Get Rid Of Wrinkles For GOOD

Dear by Renée Skin Renewal Serum ($85)

“Growth factors, which are found naturally in the skin, promote elastin and collagen formation. Sadly as we age, these growth factor levels drop, but Dear by Renée Skin Renewal Serum contains Bio-Placenta, which is a naturally derived growth factor inducing product,” explains Dr. Dendy Engelman, Manhattan-based dermatologist and cosmetic surgeon. “It’s a much smaller and much more sophisticated delivery system by using growth factors in order to implement change on a much deeper level.” 

According to Dr. Engelman, clinical studies show these 5 growth factors can diminish visible wrinkles by 46%, increase skin elasticity by 47%, and increase skin hydration by 64%.

HydroPeptide’s HydroStem ($160)

“My go-to anti-aging serum is HydroPeptide’s HydroStem. It contains an amazing blend of botanical antioxidants and growth factors that make my skin glow,” says Dr. Joyce Imahiyerobo-Ip, director of cosmetic dermatology at South Shore Medical Center. “When it comes to preventing the signs of aging, an antioxidant serum is a must-have. Antioxidants protect the skin from the damage caused by free-radicals and other environmental toxins. Look for ingredients such as green tea extract, resveratrol, vitamin C and ferulic acid, grape seed extract, and pomegranate extract.”  

SkinCeuticals H.A. Intensifier Serum ($98)

“I also love SkinCeuticals H.A. Intensifier Serum,” Dr. Imahiyerobo-Ip continues. “It incorporates hyaluronic acid, which when used in a cream or serum, will leave skin softer and with a noticeable improvement to the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.”

Arbonne RE9 Advanced Intensive Renewal Serum ($65)

“Arbonne RE9 Advanced Intensive Renewal Serum is one of my favorite non-toxic, age-defying serums,” recommends Dr. Naissan O. Wesley, MD, FACMS, aesthetic and surgical dermatologist. “It contains botanicals and peptides to help skin cell turn over, while still maintaining healthy hydration for aging and sensitive skin.”