SVF (Stromal Vascular Fraction) – Stem Cell Injection Derived from Fat Cells

SVF (Stromal Vascular Fraction) is a biological concentrate rich in stem cells and regenerative cells, obtained from the patient's own fat tissue. This mixture, composed of mesenchymal stem cells, endothelial cells, pericytes and growth factors, stimulates collagen–elastin synthesis in the skin, improves tissue quality and triggers natural rejuvenation.

The application process has two stages: a small amount of fat tissue is taken from the abdomen or thigh area under local anesthesia; it is then separated using special systems to obtain SVF. The resulting cellular concentrate is injected into the areas of need (face, neck, décolleté, back of the hands or scar areas) using fine cannulas. The procedure is usually completed in a single session.

The most important difference with SVF is that it does not just provide surface-level freshness; it restructures the tissue from within by increasing cellular communication and microcirculation. For this reason, it is an effective option for many indications such as fine wrinkles, loss of elasticity, dull and tired appearance, acne scars or surgical scars.

Moisture, radiance and vitality become noticeable in the first weeks after the procedure; collagen production increases and the tightening effect settles in within 2–3 months. Although the duration of the effect varies according to personal factors, it is long-lasting. Combined protocols with PRP, exosomes, mesotherapy or fat injection can be planned when needed.

SVF therapy, personalized by Op. Dr. Erkan Deniz, is a powerful and biologically compatible solution for patients seeking natural rejuvenation without the use of foreign substances. With proper candidate selection and the right technique, a lasting freshness is achieved that preserves the natural look of the facial features.