Cell Banking
Also known as: 셀뱅킹, 줄기세포 보관, SVF banking
Cell banking is a service that isolates and cryopreserves a person's own cells, such as adipose SVF, for possible future use.
What is cell banking?
Cell banking is a service that isolates a person's own cells, for example SVF from fat, and stores them frozen in liquid nitrogen at about −196 °C for possible future use. Before paying for banking, check whether a future use of the stored cells is approved, how viability is tested after thawing, whether the facility is licensed, and the contract terms.
Key facts
Overview
Commercial cell banking stores autologous cells at very low temperature for a fee. Before using such a service, patients should check whether the stored product has an approved future use, how viability is tested after thawing, the storage facility's licensing, and the contractual terms. Storage itself does not guarantee that a treatment using the cells will be available or effective.
Verified providers
Sponsored listings are labeled. Verification is independent of payment.SC301의원
SC301의원 (SC301 Clinic) is a plastic surgery clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, South Korea whose official site presents SVF (stromal vascular fraction) fat grafting for the breast and face, liposuction, lifting and cell banking as its main services.
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Independent source ratio 100% (2/2)- Level A · governmentNCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms: cryopreservation — National Cancer Institute (NCI) · accessed 2026-09-14
- Level B · organizationAbout Stem Cells — patient resource — International Society for Stem Cell Research · accessed 2026-09-14