Chronos and cloning

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One ofthe staple objections to young-earth creationism is the allegation that Godwould be guilty of deception if he made a world that appeared to be youngerthan it really is. I’ve responded to this objection before, but now I’d like toconsider the issue from another angle.
Medical science may well benearing the point where it can clone replacement organs. Suppose you’re goingblind due to glaucoma or macular degeneration. Or suppose you’re congenitallyblind. In 10-20 years, science may be able to clone you a brand new pair ofeyes. An eye transplant based on your own DNA.
Of course, normally, adulteyes take years to develop, from conception through gestation and maturation.Yet your “instant” eyes might only take a few weeks to clone in the laboratory.Would the medical profession be guilty of deception under those circumstances?Should we discourage the development of cloned replacement organs on ethicalgrounds because the cloned organs appear to be fully mature organs which onlytook a tiny fraction of the normal time to cultivate?