Revanesse is a family of HA gels used for balanced contouring and refinement, from lip definition to cheek and chin shaping. Product selection and technique are tailored to your anatomy and goals.
What it treats (best suited)
- Lip definition and volume
- Cheek contour and mid‑face support
- Chin and jawline refinement (case‑by‑case)
Who it’s not ideal for
- Active infection/inflammation at planned treatment sites
- Significant laxity or heaviness expecting “lift” from filler alone (consider Sofwave / Ultherapy)
How it works
Cross‑linked HA provides shape and support; different Revanesse formulations are selected for structure vs fine detail. All HA fillers are reversible with hyaluronidase if required.
Treatment areas
- Lips and perioral detail
- Cheeks, chin and jawline
Session plan
- Often staged over 1–3 visits for natural balance and proportion.
- Maintenance typically 6–18+ months depending on area/product/motion.
Comfort & technique
- Topical anaesthetic common; needle vs cannula and ultrasound guidance chosen per area and risk.
Downtime & aftercare
- Temporary swelling/bruising; avoid pressure and strenuous exercise for the first day as advised.
Results & longevity
- Immediate contouring with refinement over 1–2 weeks as the gel settles.
Skin of colour
- Appropriate across tones; discuss bruise/PIH prevention and staged plans.
Combines well with
- Scaffold: Sculptra or Radiesse
- Surface/clarity: MOXI, LaseMD Ultra, BBL HERO
How it compares
- Revanesse is often chosen for balanced contouring; for very fine, superficial work consider Belotero (once your internal page is live).
Safety notes & contraindications
- Vascular occlusion is rare but serious—clinics should have hyaluronidase and emergency protocols.
- Disclose medications, autoimmune conditions, prior fillers and cold‑sore tendency.
FAQs
Will it look natural?
We use proportion‑focused mapping and conservative, layered dosing.
Can it be reversed?
Yes—HA fillers can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if medically indicated.