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Revolax Deep

Cross-linked HA filler for cheeks, chin and jawline. 1.1 mL syringe. The reversible one.

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// WHAT IT IS

What Revolax Deep actually is

Revolax Deep is a sterile, cross-linked hyaluronic acid gel. It is injected into the mid to deep dermis, where it holds volume and draws in water, which is what produces the lift.

It is a medical device, not a cosmetic cream. That means sterile manufacture, a sealed syringe and a batch number you can check.

// WHY THIS ONE

Why Deep, and not Fine or Sub Q

Revolax ships in three versions and they are not interchangeable. Fine is thin and shallow, meant for lips and fine lines. Sub Q is thick and goes deep, for projection and body work. Deep sits between them and covers the most ground: cheeks, chin, jawline, nasolabial folds.

If you are buying one syringe to learn on, Deep is the one that fits the most places.

// THE CASE FOR FILLER

It is the only reversible one

Fat dissolver is permanent and tox wears off in months, but filler can be dissolved. If you do not like the result, hyaluronidase reverses it within days.

That makes it the lowest-risk way to find out whether you enjoy doing this at all.

// PROTOCOL

What you need, and what to avoid

Needle: 27-30g, 13mm. A 30g is sharper and bruises less; a 27g is stiffer and easier to control while learning.

Technique: inject slowly, aspirate before pushing, and go in one smooth motion rather than several. Speed is what causes most of the bruising.

Aftercare: no gym for 24 hours, no sauna, no alcohol the same day, and do not massage the area unless you were told to. Sleep slightly elevated the first night to reduce swelling.

// FAQ

Revolax Deep FAQ

Is Revolax Deep reversible?

Yes. Hyaluronidase dissolves it within days. That is the main reason filler is a sensible first purchase.

How long does it last?

Typically 9-12 months depending on the area and how fast you metabolise it.

Does it hurt?

Revolax Deep contains lidocaine, so it numbs as it goes in. It is uncomfortable rather than painful.

Do I need training?

No. It is a technique you learn, and the deep planes are more forgiving than lips.