Up to now, only botanical cell extracts (derived from plants) were available in skin care; lately, the beauty industry has been referring to such extracts as "plant stem cells." These molecules are derived from a wide variety of plants and fruits for its antioxidant, conditioning, moisturizing and firming properties. It's highly possible you are currently benefiting from these amazing extracts if you are using skin care.

The latest development in cellular extracts, which is known to be the "latest breakthrough ingredient” in skin care, are purified cell extracts from human origin. It's a fact that only human cells have the ability to communicate with each other using various types of signals, including instructions to maintain and repair damaged tissue, it's the root of how we are able to heal our own wounds. These extracts typically contain peptides, amino acids, enzymes, microRNA and polysaccharides, all important to cellular conditioning and the natural production of the skin’s building blocks: collagen, fibrillin, and elastin.

Not even cellular extracts escape this reality. In the case of cellular extracts the smaller the size (molecular weight), the better. The smaller the molecule, the highest its ability to penetrate the skin and infuse it with its properties. Human cellular extracts, specifically microRNA are amongst the smallest molecules ever used in skin care and tend to be ten to a hundred times smaller than traditional botanical extracts.

Over the past few decades laboratories like Lucas Meyer have been devoted to improving the molecular size and delivery of their botanical extracts; amongst their most effective compounds are ChroNOLine™, ElixIR™, Progeline™ and Liftessence™

Going deeper than the superficial layer of the skin is just half of the task, once a cellular extract permeates the superficial layer of the skin, it needs to interact with the tissue; this ability is called bioavailability. Several advanced delivery systems improve bioavailability and keep the effectiveness of cellular extracts, amongst them are nano-spheres, liposomes, and polysaccharides. All this sounds very complicated but is deceptively simple, they encapsulate or make a bubble around the molecule while making it attractive to the cells. Once pulled in, they are able to release the extract’s properties.

Both types of cellular extracts have benefits to the skin, but recently a company decided to put their combined efficacy to the test. RxGenesys, formulated the first complete skin care protocol featuring both types of cellular extracts and submitted it for a full independent double-blind clinical study at the prestigious Princeton Consumer Research group. Click here to see the complete clinical study.

The results concluded that the cosmetic benefits of the botanical cell extracts (widely documented in the past) were significantly boosted by the addition of the RxGenesys patented human cellular extract, which the company calls RxG302 Bio-Booster.

Every cellular extract is unique, in content and effect, as their source is. For example, extracts from antioxidant plants and fruits tend to create a cellular extract that has anti-oxidative properties. The same is true for human cellular extracts, the kind of cell that is used to generate the extract has direct correlation with its benefits. The most powerful cells known to human kind are the embryonic type. For obvious ethical reasons they are not a viable option, but since 2012 when the Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded we have access to the next best thing, induced Pluripotent Stem Cells, also known as iPS Cells. 

iPS cells are laboratory-generated cells that look and behave like embryonic cells, but they don’t come from an embryo, they are created using adult skin cells. The Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded for proving that an adult cell could be transformed into an embryonic-like version of itself; effectively regressing them in time and activating their full regenerative abilities.

iPS cell extracts can be found today in all skin care products formulated and sold by RxGenesys. Beyond the science, the results speak volumes about this breakthrough ingredient says, Dr. Gibson. As a plastic surgeon, he is constantly asked about his opinion about skincare products and brands. After 30 years in practice, it's not a surprise to him that his patients go from one product to the next because they don’t see real results, but now he has the satisfaction of seeing his patients continue to use his skin care system with great results for years.

Up to now, only botanical cell extracts (derived from plants) were available in skin care; lately, the beauty industry has been referring to such extracts as "plant stem cells." These molecules are derived from a wide variety of plants and fruits for its antioxidant, conditioning, moisturizing and firming properties. It's highly possible you are currently benefiting from these amazing extracts if you are using skin care.

The latest development in cellular extracts, which is known to be the "latest breakthrough ingredient” in skin care, are purified cell extracts from human origin. It's a fact that only human cells have the ability to communicate with each other using various types of signals, including instructions to maintain and repair damaged tissue, it's the root of how we are able to heal our own wounds. These extracts typically contain peptides, amino acids, enzymes, microRNA and polysaccharides, all important to cellular conditioning and the natural production of the skin’s building blocks: collagen, fibrillin, and elastin.

Not even cellular extracts escape this reality. In the case of cellular extracts the smaller the size (molecular weight), the better. The smaller the molecule, the highest its ability to penetrate the skin and infuse it with its properties. Human cellular extracts, specifically microRNA are amongst the smallest molecules ever used in skin care and tend to be ten to a hundred times smaller than traditional botanical extracts.

Over the past few decades laboratories like Lucas Meyer have been devoted to improving the molecular size and delivery of their botanical extracts; amongst their most effective compounds are ChroNOLine™, ElixIR™, Progeline™ and Liftessence™

Going deeper than the superficial layer of the skin is just half of the task, once a cellular extract permeates the superficial layer of the skin, it needs to interact with the tissue; this ability is called bioavailability. Several advanced delivery systems improve bioavailability and keep the effectiveness of cellular extracts, amongst them are nano-spheres, liposomes, and polysaccharides. All this sounds very complicated but is deceptively simple, they encapsulate or make a bubble around the molecule while making it attractive to the cells. Once pulled in, they are able to release the extract’s properties.

Both types of cellular extracts have benefits to the skin, but recently a company decided to put their combined efficacy to the test. RxGenesys, formulated the first complete skin care protocol featuring both types of cellular extracts and submitted it for a full independent double-blind clinical study at the prestigious Princeton Consumer Research group. Click here to see the complete clinical study.

The results concluded that the cosmetic benefits of the botanical cell extracts (widely documented in the past) were significantly boosted by the addition of the RxGenesys patented human cellular extract, which the company calls RxG302 Bio-Booster.

Every cellular extract is unique, in content and effect, as their source is. For example, extracts from antioxidant plants and fruits tend to create a cellular extract that has anti-oxidative properties. The same is true for human cellular extracts, the kind of cell that is used to generate the extract has direct correlation with its benefits. The most powerful cells known to human kind are the embryonic type. For obvious ethical reasons they are not a viable option, but since 2012 when the Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded we have access to the next best thing, induced Pluripotent Stem Cells, also known as iPS Cells. 

iPS cells are laboratory-generated cells that look and behave like embryonic cells, but they don’t come from an embryo, they are created using adult skin cells. The Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded for proving that an adult cell could be transformed into an embryonic-like version of itself; effectively regressing them in time and activating their full regenerative abilities.

iPS cell extracts can be found today in all skin care products formulated and sold by RxGenesys. Beyond the science, the results speak volumes about this breakthrough ingredient says, Dr. Gibson. As a plastic surgeon, he is constantly asked about his opinion about skincare products and brands. After 30 years in practice, it's not a surprise to him that his patients go from one product to the next because they don’t see real results, but now he has the satisfaction of seeing his patients continue to use his skin care system with great results for years.

Up to now, only botanical cell extracts (derived from plants) were available in skin care; lately, the beauty industry has been referring to such extracts as "plant stem cells." These molecules are derived from a wide variety of plants and fruits for its antioxidant, conditioning, moisturizing and firming properties. It's highly possible you are currently benefiting from these amazing extracts if you are using skin care.

The latest development in cellular extracts, which is known to be the "latest breakthrough ingredient” in skin care, are purified cell extracts from human origin. It's a fact that only human cells have the ability to communicate with each other using various types of signals, including instructions to maintain and repair damaged tissue, it's the root of how we are able to heal our own wounds. These extracts typically contain peptides, amino acids, enzymes, microRNA and polysaccharides, all important to cellular conditioning and the natural production of the skin’s building blocks: collagen, fibrillin, and elastin.

Not even cellular extracts escape this reality. In the case of cellular extracts the smaller the size (molecular weight), the better. The smaller the molecule, the highest its ability to penetrate the skin and infuse it with its properties. Human cellular extracts, specifically microRNA are amongst the smallest molecules ever used in skin care and tend to be ten to a hundred times smaller than traditional botanical extracts.

Over the past few decades laboratories like Lucas Meyer have been devoted to improving the molecular size and delivery of their botanical extracts; amongst their most effective compounds are ChroNOLine™, ElixIR™, Progeline™ and Liftessence™

Going deeper than the superficial layer of the skin is just half of the task, once a cellular extract permeates the superficial layer of the skin, it needs to interact with the tissue; this ability is called bioavailability. Several advanced delivery systems improve bioavailability and keep the effectiveness of cellular extracts, amongst them are nano-spheres, liposomes, and polysaccharides. All this sounds very complicated but is deceptively simple, they encapsulate or make a bubble around the molecule while making it attractive to the cells. Once pulled in, they are able to release the extract’s properties.

Both types of cellular extracts have benefits to the skin, but recently a company decided to put their combined efficacy to the test. RxGenesys, formulated the first complete skin care protocol featuring both types of cellular extracts and submitted it for a full independent double-blind clinical study at the prestigious Princeton Consumer Research group. Click here to see the complete clinical study.

The results concluded that the cosmetic benefits of the botanical cell extracts (widely documented in the past) were significantly boosted by the addition of the RxGenesys patented human cellular extract, which the company calls RxG302 Bio-Booster.

Every cellular extract is unique, in content and effect, as their source is. For example, extracts from antioxidant plants and fruits tend to create a cellular extract that has anti-oxidative properties. The same is true for human cellular extracts, the kind of cell that is used to generate the extract has direct correlation with its benefits. The most powerful cells known to human kind are the embryonic type. For obvious ethical reasons they are not a viable option, but since 2012 when the Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded we have access to the next best thing, induced Pluripotent Stem Cells, also known as iPS Cells. 

iPS cells are laboratory-generated cells that look and behave like embryonic cells, but they don’t come from an embryo, they are created using adult skin cells. The Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded for proving that an adult cell could be transformed into an embryonic-like version of itself; effectively regressing them in time and activating their full regenerative abilities.

iPS cell extracts can be found today in all skin care products formulated and sold by RxGenesys. Beyond the science, the results speak volumes about this breakthrough ingredient says, Dr. Gibson. As a plastic surgeon, he is constantly asked about his opinion about skincare products and brands. After 30 years in practice, it's not a surprise to him that his patients go from one product to the next because they don’t see real results, but now he has the satisfaction of seeing his patients continue to use his skin care system with great results for years.