Consumers are becoming increasingly aware of the ingredients that they are putting on their skin and are more drawn to skincare brands that avoid questionable, hard-to-pronounce chemicals, according to Dr. Murphy-Rose. “I believe this so-called ‘green’ trend in skincare will become standard as health-conscious consumers seek out expert information to make smart choices for ingredients they put on their skin,” she says. “I, myself, am a consumer of products that are conscientious of our overall health and our environment as well, and I like to educate my patients in that regard.”

The neck was not considered an important part of one’s anti-aging skincare routine for so long. However, it most definitely should be, seeing as the skin on your neck is extremely thin and is prone to premature aging due to environmental factors like the sun, free radicals in the environment, as well as the everyday movements you make that cause lines to crop up. “With the so-called Zoom-boom and people spending more time on Zoom and looking at themselves, there has been increasing concerns related to wrinkles and textural changes involving the lower face and neck,” says Dr. Garshick. “As such, 2022 will see a lot of skincare products and in-office procedures targeting the neck, including tightening, firming, and improving overall fine lines and texture.”