REVANESSE® CONTOUR™ with Lidocaine

Key Uses of Revanesse Contour with Lidocaine

Revanesse Contour with Lidocaine dermal filler is designed for facial volumisation and deep tissue augmentation. Key treatment areas include:

• Jawline contouring: Defines and sharpens jaw structure.
• Chin augmentation: Enhances projection and symmetry.
• Cheek enhancement: Restores lost volume and improves mid-face definition.
• Nasolabial folds: Smooths deep-set smile lines for a youthful look.
• Marionette lines: Reduces shadows around the mouth for a softer expression.

Manufacturing Information for Revanesse Contour with Lidocaine

Revanesse is produced by Prollenium Medical Technologies, a Canada-based company specialising in advanced HA-based dermal fillers. Explore the Kinami Health catalogue to purchase the Revanesse product range including:

• Revanesse Pure: A non-cross-linked HA for skin hydration and revitalisation.
• Revanesse Kiss: A filler designed specifically for lip enhancement.
• Revanesse Shape+: For deep contouring and volumisation.
• Revanesse Ultra: A denser filler for severe wrinkles and structural augmentation.

Expected Benefits and Results of the Treatments

Revanesse Contour with Lidocaine provides numerous aesthetic benefits:

• Long-lasting effects: Results last up to a year with optimal touch-ups.
• Enhanced patient comfort: Lidocaine minimises pain during injection.
• Smooth and natural integration: Ensures natural facial movements.
• Biodegradable and safe: Made from high-purity HA.
• Minimal swelling and downtime: Advanced formulation reduces post-procedure inflammation.

Revanesse Contour with Lidocaine Key Ingredients and Device Features

Revanesse Contour with Lidocaine is made with the following key ingredients:

• Cross-linked hyaluronic acid (25 mg/ml): Provides volume and hydration.
• Lidocaine (0.3%): Reduces pain during injection.

Device properties:

• Monophasic gel texture: Ensures smooth application.
• Biodegradable and non-animal sourced HA: Safe and effective formulation.

Included Items or Accessories

Each Revanesse Contour with Lidocaine package contains:

• 2 x 1.2 ml syringes.
• 2 x 27G needles, sterilized, for precise application.

Administration Method for Revanesse Contour with Lidocaine

Administering Revanesse Contour requires precision and adherence to safety protocols:

Pre-procedure:

• Assess patient’s medical history and treatment goals.
• Cleanse the target area with antiseptic.
• Apply topical numbing cream if needed.

During procedure:

• Inject using the supplied 27G needle.
• Use slow, controlled injection techniques.
• Massage the area gently to distribute the filler evenly.

Post-procedure:

• Provide aftercare instructions to patients.
• Monitor for any immediate reactions.

Guidelines for Proper Aftercare

Patients should follow these aftercare steps for optimal results:

• Avoid touching or massaging the treated area for 24 hours.
• Refrain from intense physical activity for 48 hours.
• Avoid alcohol, excessive heat exposure, and saunas for 72 hours.
• Use cold compresses if mild swelling occurs.

Duration of Revanesse Contour with Lidocaine Effects

Revanesse Contour lasts approximately 9-12 months. Touch-up treatments are recommended every 6-9 months to maintain optimal results.

Addressing Revanesse Filler vs Juvéderm

Compared to Juvéderm, Revanesse offers:

• Less swelling and bruising.
• Longer-lasting effects in some patients.
• Smooth texture for natural integration.
• Cost-effective solutions for medical practitioners.

Potential Risks and Side Effects

While Revanesse Contour with Lidocaine is a high-quality dermal filler with a strong safety profile, some side effects may still occur. 

Common side effects:

• Redness and swelling: Temporary inflammation at the injection site.
• Bruising: Small blood vessels may be affected, leading to mild bruising.
• Tenderness or pain: Minor discomfort that fades within a few days.
• Itching or irritation: The skin may feel slightly irritated as it adjusts.

Less common side effects:

• Lumps or nodules: Uneven distribution of filler, usually corrected with a massage.
• Asymmetry: Slight unevenness that may require a touch-up.
• Delayed swelling or mild inflammation: Some patients may experience swelling weeks after injection.
• Prolonged bruising: In rare cases, bruising can last longer than usual.

Rare but serious side effects:

• Allergic reactions: Symptoms may include rash, itching, or swelling beyond the injection site.
• Infection: If sterility is compromised, bacterial infections may occur.
• Vascular occlusion (blood vessel blockage): If filler is accidentally injected into a blood vessel, it can cause skin discolouration, pain, or tissue damage. Urgent medical intervention is needed.
• Granulomas: Hard lumps that form due to an inflammatory reaction.
• Blurred vision or blindness: Extremely rare but possible if filler obstructs blood flow to the eyes. This requires immediate emergency treatment.

Revanesse Contour with Lidocaine Treatment Contraindications

Revanesse Contour with Lidocaine is not suitable for all patients: 

• Patients with severe allergies to hyaluronic acid or lidocaine: Those with known hypersensitivity to these ingredients are at risk of allergic reactions.
• Individuals with a history of anaphylaxis: Severe allergic reactions can be life-threatening, making this filler unsuitable.
• Patients with autoimmune diseases: Conditions like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, or scleroderma can interfere with healing and increase inflammation.
• Those with active skin infections or inflammation: Acne, cold sores, or dermatitis in the treatment area can lead to complications and should be resolved first.
• Individuals with bleeding disorders or on blood thinners: Patients with haemophilia or those taking anticoagulants (e.g., aspirin, warfarin) may experience excessive bruising or bleeding.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding women: There is no clinical data on the safety of Revanesse Contour with Lidocaine during pregnancy or lactation.
• Patients with a history of keloid scarring: Those prone to keloids may develop excessive scar tissue at the injection site.
• Individuals with certain neurological disorders: Patients with conditions like myasthenia gravis or ALS may have increased sensitivity to lidocaine.
• People with a compromised immune system: Those undergoing chemotherapy, organ transplant recipients, or individuals with chronic infections may not heal properly.
• Patients who have recently had other dermal filler treatments or cosmetic procedures: Combining different fillers or undergoing laser treatments, microneedling, or chemical peels too soon can cause unwanted reactions.