REVOLAX SUB-Q WITH LIDO
$41.25
Revolax Fine with Lidocaine is a gentle hyaluronic acid filler that smooths fine lines, enhances delicate facial contours, and provides natural-looking, subtle rejuvenation.
Description
Revolax Sub-Q with Lidocaine is the thickest in the Revolax range and is best suited for cheek, chin, nose and jawline augmentation. It is the longest lasting dermal filler however if necessary, can be easily dissolved with Hyaluronidase.
Application area:
- Filling deep wrinkles and folds,
- Increasing the missing volume of the cheeks, chin and lips
Ingredient: HA 24mg / ml / Lidocaine:Â 0.3%
Composition: 1 syringe × 1.1 ml
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place between 2C – 25C
Shelf Life: 24 months from manufacturing date
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Package:
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