Want to know how the top experts change their skin-care regimen when the weather turns warm? Here, dermatologists reveal all their secrets.

When it comes to skin experts, dermatologists obviously come out on top. Which made us wonder: How are the pros taking care of their own skin—and how can we steal their secrets? Get ready to take notes! We’re peeking into the bathroom cabinets of three top dermatologists to see what potions and lotions they slather on themselves before catching the best prescription of all: beauty sleep. You might want to add some new steps into your bedtime skin-care routine!

In this, the age of "if you didn't Instastory a photo of yourself wearing a glycolic face mask, it didn't happen," more and more women are game to experiment with lots of products—to their detriment.

You've heard of Botox, but have you ever heard of Brotox?

"I think males have always had this interest to want to look better about themselves. They've just not wanted to talk about it or address it and now all of sudden people are doing it," said Dr. Jeffrey Claiborne of The Wall Clinic in Shreveport.

According to MedScape, the FDA has approved the use of anti-aging injectable filler Radiesse for hands. Radiesse was first approved in 2001 and has been used to treat wrinkles around the mouth and nose since then.

Chemical peels have been around for a long time for good reason—they work. See how a pro peel could heal your skin woes, from acne scars and uneven skin tone to melasma and fine lines and wrinkles.

If you really want to hide your age, hide your hands. Hands are often forgotten when it comes to anti-aging prevention measures and cosmetic treatments. You dye your hair, spend big bucks on Fountain of Youth skin creams for your face, and dip into savings to have Botox injections and lifts for the eyelids and jowls. But most of us — okay, it’s primarily women — forget about our hands, which, experts agree, will say more about your age than your hair, face and neck.

Every guy needs to admit this one honest truth: Feeling that you’re getting old sucks, no matter what your age. We all look in the mirror every morning and judge ourselves by how we look.

The latest phenomenon in men’s style and fashion is the re-emergence of the well-groomed man. They even have a holiday to prove it! National Men’s Grooming Day is celebrated on the third Friday of August each year by men who want to incorporate style and better grooming practices into their routine.

The avocado is a beautiful fruit packed full of healthy goodness, so much so that to only eat it and not utilize its full potential by also applying topically to the skin and hair would be a crime to Mother Nature herself!

Insufficient sleep doesn’t just leave your mind foggy, it wreaks havoc on your skin. Why? During sleep your body undergoes the majority of its restorative functions. Collagen production is greatest while you sleep and is essential for maintaining firm, elastic skin. The release of somatotropin (aka human growth hormone, or HGH) also peaks during sleep, aiding in repair from external damage such as sun radiation, pollution, scrapes and bruising.

You likely know about Botox, boob jobs, and liposuction. But have you ever heard of dimpleplasty? Maybe not. These are the unusual procedures plastic surgeons are performing out of the spotlight and under the radar.

These days, it’s nearly impossible to scroll through Instagram without seeing a picture of a blogger or celebrity sporting an artificially plumped pout. According to data collected by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, requests for lip enhancements increased 50 percent between 2000 and 2016. That’s a lot of filler.

When it comes to those events where you really want to look your best (high school reunion, anyone?), the right shapewear and a killer lipstick are two powerful tools at your disposal. But nutritionists have another weapon in their beauty arsenal: food.