Rumors stating that some of the most recognizable faces in Hollywood have been linked to the use of Stem Cell Wrinkle Creams are being denied. But still, many medical doctors, who wish to remain nameless, have admitted to recommending these creams to many "privileged" people. And so the rumors of this once underground, stem cell based, anti aging, anti wrinkle creams continue.

This mind blowing research was originally intended to help burn victims heal, and while that research still continues, more and more luxury creams are utilizing this research to heal wrinkles. As with many peptides, which have regenerative qualities, PhytoCellTech is a variation of a polypeptide. But by utilizing stem cells harvested from plants the regeneration that it stimulates or provides is unparalleled.

Wrinkle cream manufacturers that use this promise results to its users like no other cream available. The scientists who have seen the original in vitro tests, say the results are "simply staggering." And while these controversial ingredients still meet some resistance from many, no one seems to arguing with their healing qualities. If an ingredient can heal burns and do so without scarring, it can certainly eliminate a deep wrinkle. Wrinkles are nothing more than a wound that needs to be healed, and regenerating the skin cells to newer, more elastic, unwrinkled cells, wrinkles simply vanish.

So what makes these creams so controversial? Well to examine all of the arguments, may actually take forever, but most of the controversy comes down to what type of stem cells are being harvested and from where. The public seems more responsive to using adult skin cells than to embryonic cells. And the stem cells that are harvested from plants vs. actual human skin are also more accepted. The fact that many consumers, or really just the public in general, do not know enough about the subtleties of this research leads to the "buzz" around these products. People hear "Stem Cell" and automatically have an opinion on the topic.

Whether or not there is an ethical issue involved does not discount the amazing research and the results these in vitro studies have shown. The reality is that your skin naturally regenerates itself in a very slow process, and that process is prolonged as you age. The reason being that your skin cells can only divide a certain number of times before they are lost. Therefore, as you grow older your skin regenerates itself less and less, and wrinkles are formed. By applying new regenerative cells the amount of cells available to regenerate is increased dramatically and your skin actually programs these cells. This process rapidly speeds the healing process of wrinkles and allows for much faster regeneration and as a result your skin can do so more often, keeping wrinkles away.

The science works, there is no question. And while this was once considered "taboo," this treatment is growing more acceptable every day. "It comes down to understanding what the process is," says one specialist, "once you understand that the technology is not violating any ethical code, you want to take advantage of the creams." In the meantime, we will continue to have public figures and other privileged users of these creams, deny involvement, just as they denied cosmetic surgery before it became the norm. There is little doubt that these stem cell wrinkle creams are the future of the anti aging market, it is simply a matter of public acceptance. Once people become educated as to the ethics of these creams, and the potential of this science, we will begin to scratch the surface of the potential of PhytoCellTech. Until then, only a few will experience the joys of regenerative wrinkle treatment.