All hyaluronic acid fillers are unique and have subtle differences. Understanding the differences among the different fillers requires a vast amount of experience. Dr. Greene and Holly have together performed over 65,000 injectable treatment

1. Less swelling – Many of our patients have noted less swelling after treatment with Revanesse compared to other fillers. Swelling and bruising can certainly vary among patients, and can be due to a number of factors other than the filler itself.rn2. Natural results – Due to its soft consistency, Revanesse can create a very natural appearance to the lips and lower face.rn3. More product – Revanesse syringes have an increased volume of 1.2cc, which may be desirable to patients who would like to treat multiple areas of the face.rn4. Versatility – Revanesse Versa and Lips can be used in many areas of the face other than just the lips and nasolabial folds.

Longevity is due to a number of factors, only one of which is the specific filler. True longevity is influenced by the volume of filler injected and the patient’s unique anatomy. A patient with more volume injected may notice the clinical result for a longer period of time. The reality is that hyaluronic fillers often last well beyond one year, though preserving the result may require maintenance treatments. After performing thousands of Revanesse treatments, Dr. Greene and Holly have noted that the longevity of Revanesse is comparable to other hyaluronic acid fillers.

Most hyaluronic acid fillers seem to perform best in certain areas of the face and for specific applications. Revanesse was designed for areas like the lips and lower face. While it can certainly be used for cheek and jawline contouring, it does not have the lift potential of more structural fillers, like Juvederm Voluma and Restylane Defyne. However, Dr. Greene and Holly do sometimes use Revanesse layered over other fillers for improved contour.