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"If a skin care treatment comes in patch form, you can bet I'll try it out . . . especially when it functions like a wrinkle freezer and filler. Rodial's new treatment pads ($110) are loaded with bee venom-infused hyaluronic acid, which is delivered into the skin via 350 tiny 'microneedles.' These needles don't hurt, but do stimulate the skin for better penetration of the powerful ingredient cocktail. Hyaluronic acid is what's used in most injectable wrinkle fillers on the market, while bee venom is known for its Botox-like properties. Combine the two and you have a powerful, pain-free way to treat fine lines. The brand recommends using them around the mouth or eyes for best results, but I also slapped one onto my stubborn forehead wrinkle and saw it vanish after 30 minutes." — EO