Dermectin™ has been formulated with several foci in mind. Before we lead into the product itself, it's important to know first what actually causes wrinkles and stretch marks in the first place.

According to the company website, wrinkles are primarily caused by the gradual slowing down of cell turnover. This inability of the skin to produce new skin cells reduces the ability of the skin to produces the required protein bundles that are vital for smooth and younger looking skin. As a person ages, production of elastin and collagen diminish, leading to older looking skin. Wrinkles are also caused by thinner skin during a person's advanced years and poorer nutrient uptake.

Stretch marks on the other hand, are caused by rapid changes in the largest organ of the body. Usually, pregnancy causes these immense changes in a woman's body. According to the Dermectin™ website, the removal of stretch marks is dependent on two different processes.

The first process is tissue renewal, which involves the exfoliation of the old skin, which directly reveals the damaged areas. The second process involves cell proliferation, which is the degree of cell growth and reproduction. Perfect skin cells must take the place of the old cells. The overall effect of the product is dependent on the degree of success of the skin tissue and cells themselves.

Dermectin™ Intensive Wrinkle Reduction & Stretch Mark Repair is capable of repairing the skin's matrix by making use of the Dermacin™ complex. What it does is it increases the capacity of all the layers of the skin to exchange nutrients with each other. By increasing the capacity of the skin itself to utilize nutrients, cell reproduction is enhanced.

Dermacin™ is a form of protein peptide complex, very similar to what other products are using. One criticism aimed at products such as Dermectin™ is the fact that medical doctors themselves do not recommend these products. As far as many doctors are concerned, these products are not a 100% foolproof approach to remedying stretch marks. Some doctors don't even bother prescribing for stretch marks, because they don't pose any health risks at all.

Cell turnover is actually cell death. Nearly all of the body's 30 trillion individual cells are constantly experiencing cell death. This allows the body to renew itself daily and allows the older, weaker cells to naturally give up their functions so the new cells can take over. By increasing cell turnover, the skin's matrix is rebuilt from the most basic level: the cell. When the skin's outer matrix is finally rebuilt, the skin begins to look younger and suppler. The over all effect is you end up looking less fatigued and more energetic with better skin.