It's an injection made from their own tummy fat that banishes wrinkles.
Fat is removed from the lower abdomen and stem cells extracted before being injected under the surface of the skin.
The first woman to volunteer for treatment saw her wrinkles vanish within a couple of months of treatment.
Scientists now believe it could help millions of people who suffer premature aging due to exposure to the sun.
Tummy fat -- known as adipose tissue -- is the most abundant source of adult stem cells in the body.
British surgeons are already using it to produce cells that can help grow new breast tissue in women struck by breast cancer.
British consumers spend millions of pounds each year on anti-aging creams and cosmetic procedures.
However, there are doubts whether most creams work, while the effects of Botox can wear off after a few months.
Research suggests stem cell therapy could be a potentially permanent solution.
In a report published in the journal Archives of Dermatological Research, scientists said they injected two doses of fat-derived cells into the face of a woman with severe wrinkles.
"Two months after the second injection, the patient showed improvement in general skin texture and wrinkling," the report said.
