
Frequently Asked Questions
What is stem cell (SVF) storage (cell banking)?
SVF stands for 'Stromal Vascular Fraction,' which refers to a collection of various cellular components extracted from adipose tissue. Simply put, you can understand it as a regeneration-related cell complex derived from fat. Stem cell (SVF) storage (cell banking) is a system that stores these cellular components at ultra-low temperatures in liquid nitrogen tanks at minus 196 degrees Celsius.
What role does SVF play in the body?
SVF is known to be involved in angiogenesis and protein synthesis processes, which can help create an environment for tissue recovery. Furthermore, related research is continuously being conducted regarding skin and soft tissue care, and it has established itself as a subject of interest in the fields of anti-aging and regeneration research both domestically and internationally. The key functional characteristics of SVF confirmed through research to date are summarized as follows.
What are the procedures for SVF treatment and cell banking storage?
A key feature of stem cell (SVF) storage (cell banking) is that it is entirely based on autologous tissue. The process is broadly divided into three stages. The first is fat harvesting. The required amount of adipose tissue is collected from areas such as the abdomen or thighs. The second is the SVF isolation and purification stage, in which only the SVF components are precisely extracted from the harvested fat.
How far has global SVF research progressed?
Research utilizing SVF is expanding into fields such as anti-aging and neurovascular health, centered around the United States and Japan. Receiving continuous attention as a key pillar of cell-based regenerative research, active clinical and basic studies are currently underway. In Korea, while therapeutic use is currently limited, the potential for utilization in cosmetic and functional improvement, as well as for research purposes, is...
SC301 Stem Cell (SVF) Storage (Cell Banking), What Is Different?
The reasons why SC301's stem cell (SVF) storage (cell banking) system is attracting attention can be summarized into three points. The first is a system based on clinical experience and research data. Since the introduction of SVF reconstructive surgery, the company has continuously accumulated research and clinical data, and has a history of publishing related results in SCI-indexed academic journals. It possesses credibility as a research-oriented medical institution, rather than merely a facility for performing procedures.









