What is the difference between SVF and ADSC?

SVF (stromal vascular fraction) is the whole cell mixture isolated from fat in one session without culture. ADSC (adipose-derived stem cells) are the mesenchymal stem/stromal cells within SVF, usually purified by growing them in culture for days to weeks. SVF is faster and often processed at the point of care; ADSC products are more uniform but are regulated as manufactured biologics in most countries.