
Essential Collection
FOR MAINTAINING THE LOOK OF RESULTS & SKIN QUALITY
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FOR EYES & EXPRESSION LINES
This dermatologist-developed precision treatment is designed to smooth, firm, and depuff high-expression areas, including around the eyes, where it doubles as a targeted eye cream. Ideal for helping maintain the look of results between Botox and undereye filler appointments.
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Wrinkle Pen (New)
Dr. Marnie on the Wrinkle Pen
Inside the formula
A biomimetic peptide that prompts skin to support its own collagen. Collagen is what firmness rests on, and it starts declining steadily from your late twenties.
A barrier-identical lipid. Your skin barrier is built from ceramides in the first place, so replenishing them supports resilience and hydration that holds.
A plant-derived alternative to retinol that supports the skin's natural renewal cycle, so fine lines look softer over time. There is no retinol in this formula.
A botanical extract that supports circulation in the under-eye area, where fatigue and shadowing tend to show before they show anywhere else.
Claims & clinical results

FOR MAINTAINING THE LOOK OF RESULTS & SKIN QUALITY

FOR SMOOTHING & FIRMING
No. The Wrinkle Pen is for anyone who wants targeted care for expression lines and delicate areas where fine lines tend to appear. It is especially useful between Botox appointments, but it is not only for Botox users.
Botox helps soften the look of movement-related lines by addressing muscle activity. The Wrinkle Pen supports the skin over those areas, helping lines look smoother and skin look more refreshed between appointments.
No. Botox and topical skincare work differently. The Wrinkle Pen does not stop muscle movement, but it helps improve the look of fine lines, texture, and skin firmness in targeted areas.
Use it on targeted areas where expression lines commonly appear, including forehead lines, 11s between the brows, crow's feet, smile lines, and marionette lines at the corners of the mouth. Apply directly to visible lines, or to the areas where lines tend to appear with expression. Avoid direct contact with the eyes.
Yes. The precision applicator makes it ideal for the eye area, including crow's feet and fine lines around the outer corners of the eyes. Avoid direct contact with the eyes.
Yes. It is a smart preventative step for areas where expression lines tend to form. Think of it as targeted maintenance for high-movement areas.
It is best for improving the look of fine lines, early wrinkles, and skin texture. Deeper lines may require in-office treatment, and for folds related to volume loss, such as nasolabial folds, filler may be more appropriate. Topical care can still help improve the look of skin quality in those areas.
No. DR. MARNIE products help maintain the look of smoother, brighter, healthier skin between appointments. They do not change how your body metabolizes Botox or filler, but they can help support the look of your skin in between.
Once your provider clears you to resume skincare. Their aftercare instructions always come first, and the timing varies by treatment. After that, DR. MARNIE products are designed to support the look of smoother, healthier skin between appointments, while filler addresses volume and contour and Botox addresses muscle movement. For laser and energy-based treatments, ask your provider specifically when to restart active skincare.