REVANESSE®

What Is REVANESSE® Used For?

REVANESSE® uses a cross-linked technology to give more volume to the skin. It’s used in a wide range of scenarios, including:

• Wrinkles
• Nasolabial folds
• Marionette lines
• Scars
• Severe skin folds
• Contouring the face
• Facial enhancements
• Lip plumping 

How Long Does REVANESSE® Last?

Although REVANESSE® is popular for its long-lasting effects, the actual longevity depends on the depth and location of the injection site. 

Since the hyaluronic acid in REVANESSE® has more volume due to being cross-linked, this dermal filler lasts for 6 – 12 months.

REVANESSE® Administration Techniques

Before you buy REVANESSE® online, you should know how to administer it. Here’s what the procedure looks like:

• Conduct a thorough consultation with the patient. 
• Understand their cosmetic goals, medical history, and any contraindications.
• Educate the patient on the risks of the treatment.

• Begin by using local anesthesia to numb the injection site.
• Clean the desired area with an antiseptic solution.
• Use sterile gloves as recommended.
• Use a precise injection technique to inject the filler. The injection sites and volumes will vary depending on the desired aesthetic outcome.
• Gently massage and mold the treated area to ensure optimal distribution.

Advise patients to avoid strenuous activity, excessive sun exposure, and medications that may increase the risk of bruising.

REVANESSE® Product Range

The REVANESSE® product family includes: 

• REVANESSE® CONTOUR™, which is used for volume augmentation in the chin, jaw, and nasal bridge area. 
• REVANESSE® CONTOUR™ with Lidocaine, which is suitable for large-volume facial contouring and shaping.
• REVANESSE® KISS™, which is used to define the lips and smooth out wrinkles. It also has a variant that comes pre-combined with lidocaine.
• REVANESSE® PURE™, which smoothes out wrinkles and keeps the skin moisturized. It also has a lidocaine variant.
• REVANESSE® SHAPE+™ with Lidocaine, which is specifically designed to give volume to deeper tissues.
• REVANESSE® ULTRA™, which is used to define natural contours and restore volume around the sunken hollows of cheeks and temples. It has a lidocaine variant.

Read our comprehensive article on Revanesse Versa.

REVANESSE® Side Effects

The most common side effects of REVANESSE® include swelling, bruising, pain, and redness but these go away quickly. Very rarely acne-like skin eruptions, infections, lumpiness, and inflammation might occur. Advise your patients to come back if these persist for more than a week.

Also, avoid REVANESSE® in patients who are pregnant or lactating or have known allergies to product ingredients. It has not been tested in these populations and may result in unfavorable outcomes. 

REVANESSE® vs. The Competition

Competitors of REVANESSE® in the dermal filler market include Juvederm and RESTYLANE®. Let’s see how all three compare with each other:

Similarities

• All three products are hyaluronic acid-based dermal fillers.
• All three are FDA-approved.
• They are used for similar cosmetic purposes, including filling wrinkles and adding volume to facial areas.
• Their longevities typically range from several months to over a year, depending on the specific formulation and the patient’s metabolism.

Differences

• The formulations differ in terms of the concentration of hyaluronic acid, cross-linking technology, and consistency.
• Each filler has a different texture and viscosity, influencing its suitability for different face areas and specific cosmetic concerns.
• REVANESSE® average cost ranges from $600 to $800, while Juvederm hovers around $650 to $700. RESTYLANE® per syringe cost ranges from $675 to $775.

Where Can I Buy REVANESSE®?

Doctor Medica is a one-stop shop for all your cosmetic needs. We deliver authentic and high-quality injectables. So your patients remain safe and satisfied. 

Whether you need a few units or want to buy REVANESSE® wholesale, order from our website today.

Written by Doctor Medica’s Editorial team

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