Revolax Filler Treatments in London

Volume loss, deepening nasolabial folds, and softened facial contours are common concerns as skin ages, reflecting changes in skin support and facial volume over time and reduced tissue support. Revolax dermal filler is designed to help address these changes.

At our clinic, Revolax filler is delivered using CE-marked dermal filler products intended to improve facial contours, support volume restoration, and contribute to natural-looking results. Treatment planning always follows individual clinical assessment.

Consultation and pricing

Treatment suitability, the personalised plan, and final cost for Revolax filler are confirmed after consultation and clinical assessment, reflecting individual anatomy, treatment scope, and product volume.

The figures below are general London market guidance only, based on publicly advertised prices reviewed in July 2026 across 9 London clinics. These are not our clinic’s prices and may not include consultation fees, promotional offers, product volume differences, or individual planning.

London market guide — Revolax Filler

1×1.1ml Revolax syringe: about £250–£400
Single treatment area: about £280–£450
Two areas: about £500–£800
Revolax Sub-Q for non-surgical rhinoplasty: about £450–£650

Before and After Revolax Filler Treatment

Following the procedure, many patients report a softened appearance around the nasolabial folds and marionette lines, alongside improved facial contours. Results vary between individuals.

Initial swelling typically settles within days, with the appearance of the treated area continuing to refine over the following one to three weeks as the filler integrates with surrounding tissue.

Changes patients commonly report:

What is a Revolax Dermal Filler?

Revolax is a CE-marked hyaluronic acid dermal filler, developed using non-animal-based hyaluronic acid and a unique structure to support smooth consistency within the skin.

The dermal filler range includes Revolax Fine, Deep, and Sub-Q, each formulated with a different viscosity to suit varying areas, from superficial fine lines to deeper structural augmentation.

Revolax Deep is designed for moderate to deep wrinkles, lip enhancement, and cheek augmentation, while Revolax Sub-Q offers a thicker consistency than Revolax Fine and is often considered for jawline contouring and non-surgical rhinoplasty.

Key characteristics of the Revolax range:

CE-marked, hyaluronic acid-based dermal filler
Available as Fine, Deep, and Sub-Q
Some formulations include lidocaine to support patient comfort
Designed for smooth integration into facial tissue

The Revolax Filler Treatment: Step by Step

Initial Consultation

A face-to-face consultation explores your concerns, aesthetic goals, and relevant medical history to help assess suitability for the treatment.

Clinical Assessment and Planning

The treatment area is assessed for volume loss, skin quality, and contour, informing a personalised plan across the relevant areas of the face.

Pre-treatment Preparation

The skin is cleansed and, where appropriate, a topical anaesthetic is applied ahead of injection to help support patient comfort.

Treatment Delivery

The filler is administered via needle or micro-cannula, with the specific product and technique selected according to the area.

Aftercare and Recovery Guidance

Aftercare guidance is provided at the end of each session to support recovery and help maintain a comfortable healing process.

Procedure time: 30–45 minutes
Recovery: Mild swelling or tenderness is common and generally settles within a few days following the procedure.

Benefits of Revolax Filler

Revolax filler offers a considered, non-surgical approach to addressing volume loss and softened contours, using a hyaluronic acid dermal filler formulated for smooth consistency and long-lasting results.

For patients concerned with nasolabial folds, marionette lines, or reduced jawline definition, the product may help support a more refreshed facial profile without surgical intervention.

Because the product range spans several viscosities, treatment can be tailored to superficial fine lines through to deeper structural contouring, allowing a more individualised approach to facial augmentation.

Key benefits of Revolax filler treatment:

Revolax Filler Treatment Options

Option One: Targeted Fine Line Treatment

Using Revolax Fine, this option targets superficial lines such as neck wrinkles, suited to patients with milder, more localised concerns.

Option Two: Volume and Contour Restoration

Using Revolax Deep, this broader approach addresses cheek volume, lip enhancement, and nasolabial folds, often planned across one or more treatment areas.

Option Three: Structural Contouring

This advanced option uses Revolax Sub-Q for jawline definition or non-surgical rhinoplasty, where a firmer, longer-lasting structure is clinically appropriate.

Summary of available approaches:

Single-area Revolax Fine treatment for superficial lines
Revolax Deep for volume restoration and augmentation
Revolax Sub-Q for structural contouring and non-surgical rhinoplasty
Course-based planning for patients requiring multiple treatment areas

Why Choose Us?

Angelika brings over eight years of international medical experience, combining advanced technique with a structured, clinically responsible approach to Revolax filler treatment.

Her practice integrates internationally developed methods within UK certification and insurance standards, with an emphasis on subtle, naturally refined outcomes.

Every treatment plan follows individual clinical assessment, rather than a fixed protocol, informed by anatomy, medical history, and realistic goals.

Where prescription-only products are clinically appropriate, GMC-registered prescriber Dr. Ivan provides the required face-to-face consultation and prescribing.

What distinguishes our approach:

Over 8 years of international medical experience
UK-certified, fully insured aesthetic practice
Personalised planning confirmed through clinical assessment
Collaborative prescribing pathway with a GMC-registered doctor

Disclaimer: Angelika is an aesthetic practitioner, not a medical doctor. Where prescription-only products are clinically appropriate, face-to-face consultation and prescribing are provided by GMC-registered prescriber Dr. Ivan. This treatment is available to patients aged 18 and over.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does Revolax filler last?

Revolax filler results vary between individuals, with many patients reporting effects lasting approximately 12 to 18 months depending on the product used, treatment area, and individual metabolism. Deep and Sub-Q formulations tend to last longer than Fine due to their thicker consistency. A clinical assessment during consultation helps establish realistic expectations for your specific treatment plan.

Are there risks associated with Revolax filler?

As with any injectable treatment, Revolax filler carries potential risks and considerations, including swelling, bruising, tenderness, or, rarely, more significant complications requiring clinical management. Every treatment carries individual risk factors that depend on anatomy, medical history, and technique. These are discussed in detail during your consultation, and suitability is carefully assessed beforehand to help support a considered, clinically responsible approach.

How much Revolax filler will I need?

The amount of Revolax filler required depends on the treatment area, the degree of volume loss, and your aesthetic goals. Some patients require a single 1×1.1ml syringe for a focused area, while others benefit from treatment across two or more zones. Your practitioner will confirm the recommended volume following a thorough clinical assessment during consultation.

Is Revolax filler treatment painful?

Discomfort levels vary between patients and treatment areas. Many formulations contain lidocaine, which is designed to help minimise sensation during injection. A topical anaesthetic may also be applied beforehand where appropriate. Most patients describe the experience as generally well tolerated, with any discomfort typically easing shortly after the session concludes.

Is there downtime after Revolax filler?

Downtime following Revolax filler is generally minimal. Some patients experience mild swelling, redness, or tenderness in the treated area for a few days afterwards. These effects are typically transient and reflect normal tissue response. Detailed aftercare guidance is provided after each session, and most individuals resume usual activities shortly following treatment.

Who is a suitable candidate for Revolax filler in London?

Revolax filler may be considered for adults concerned with fine lines, volume loss, nasolabial folds, or reduced facial contour. Suitability depends on overall health, skin condition, and medical history, assessed during a face-to-face consultation. Individuals who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or presenting with certain health conditions may not be suitable candidates for this treatment.

When will I see the final result from Revolax filler?

Initial changes are often visible shortly after treatment, though swelling can temporarily affect appearance. The final result typically becomes clearer over one to three weeks, once swelling has settled, and the filler has integrated with surrounding tissue. Your practitioner will discuss expected timelines relevant to your specific treatment plan.

Can Revolax filler be combined with other treatments?

Revolax filler is sometimes considered alongside other aesthetic treatments as part of a broader facial rejuvenation plan, depending on individual goals and clinical suitability. Timing and sequencing of any combined treatments are planned carefully during consultation. Your practitioner will advise on an appropriate approach based on your anatomy, concerns, and overall treatment objectives.

Can dermal filler treatment be reversed or dissolved?

Hyaluronic acid-based dermal fillers can generally be managed using a dissolving enzyme where clinically appropriate, offering a degree of flexibility not available with some other treatment types. This is typically considered if a patient is unhappy with the result or if a complication requires clinical management. Whether dissolving is appropriate depends on individual circumstances and is discussed during consultation.

What should I do to prepare for a dermal filler appointment?

Patients are generally advised to avoid alcohol, blood-thinning medication, and certain supplements in the days before treatment, where medically appropriate, to help reduce the likelihood of bruising. Arriving with clean skin, free from make-up, is usually recommended. Your practitioner will confirm specific preparation guidance during consultation, tailored to your medical history and the treatment area planned.