Would it be a miracle to wake up looking well-rested and refreshed without the expense of plastic surgery?

Well, we might not be able to guarantee those exact results, but there are a lot of products on the market that can help you achieve a brighter complexion while you sleep.

Here to show us which ones are worth your dime was beauty expert Dorothy Hoffman.

Products on tabletop and in gift basket:

--DDF Ultra-Lite Peel ($40; sephora, Nordstrom)
A gentle leave-on peel formulated with effective exfoliating and anti-inflammarory ingredients encouraging healthy cell renewal. Ideal for sensitive skin.

--Crest Pro-Health Night Toothpaste ($3.49; drugstores)
Rids your mouth of stain-causing and enamel-eroding food and drink remnants, fights plaque at night and combats a sticky “morning mouth” feeling

--Olay Complete Night Fortifying Cream ($11.99; drugstores)
Nourishes skin with lightweight moisture to replace lost fluids while you sleep

--Bath and Body Works The Sweetest, Softest Eye Mask on Earth ($10; Bath and Body Works stores)

--Bath and Body Works Aromatherapy Lavender Vanilla Sleep Pillow Mist ($10; Bath and Body Works stores)

--Neutrogena Extra Gentle Eye Makeup Remover Pads ($6.99; drugstores)

--Bliss Softening Socks ($48; blisspa.com)

--Celestial Seasonings Sleepytime Herb Tea ($3; grocery stores)

Additional Tips:
--Opt for synthetic-filled pillows over goose down or feather versions that can irritate skin
--Choose a silk or satin pillowcase to prevent deeper wrinkles on one side of your face - the side you sleep on
--Don't forget to pamper your body skin with a rich moisturizer to prevent skin from dehydrating overnight
--Ease into sleep with a warm bath or shower, use a body cleanser formulated with a relaxing fragrance
--Make the bedroom as dark as possible and clear any clutter
--Place a fabric eye mask over eye cream with a calming ingredient like green tea
--Remove makeup, oils and other buildup that can clog pores with pre-moistened cleansing wipes