What is adipose-derived SVF?
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Adipose-derived SVF is the stromal vascular fraction taken from a person's own fat tissue. Fat is removed by liposuction, processed to separate fat cells from the remaining cells, and the resulting cell fraction is used, for example to enrich a fat graft. "Adipose-derived" simply names the tissue source; SVF is not obtained from bone marrow or blood.
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- academicSafety profile of autologous adipose-derived stromal vascular fraction in clinical use: an exhaustive literature review — Stem Cell Research & Therapy (2026) · accessed Sep 20, 2026 · Evidence page