REVANESSE® CONTOUR™ with Lidocaine

Implantation life is dependent on the depth and location of injection, averaging 6-12 months.

Revanesse® Contour™ Lidocaine is a cross-linked hyaluronic acid gel indicated for the treatment of facial rhytides and lipoatrophy by injection into the skin.

Revanesse® Contour™ Lidocaine is a thick, high viscosity hyaluronic acid (HA) gel suitable for large volume treatments. It is ideal for treating deep folds, lines, wrinkles, and other areas, helping to sculpt and contour for a firm, lifted appearance.

The HA used in Revanesse® products is obtained through biosynthesis, ensuring safety and non-pathogenicity for humans. It is free of animal products, reducing the risk of immunogenic reactions.

• Revanesse® Contour™ Lidocaine should only be injected by or under the direct supervision of qualified physicians trained in the proper injection technique for filling facial wrinkles.
• Before treatment, inform patients of the device’s indications, contraindications, and potential side effects.
• Thoroughly disinfect the treatment area and inject only under sterile conditions.
• Inject the product slowly and with minimal pressure.
• Revanesse® Contour™ Lidocaine and needles are for single use only to avoid infection or transmission of bloodborne diseases.
• Keep the product at room temperature for 30 minutes before injection.
• If the skin turns white (blanching), stop injection immediately and massage the area until the skin returns to normal color.
• Before injecting, press the syringe plunger until a small drop is visible at the tip of the needle.

Contraindications:

• Do not inject into eye contours, pregnant or lactating women.
• Avoid injection into blood vessels to prevent occlusion and embolism.
• Avoid use in patients with hypertrophic scarring, allergies to bacterial proteins, or autoimmune disorders.
• Do not use in conjunction with laser, intense pulsed light, chemical peeling, or dermabrasion treatments.
• Avoid in patients under 18, with acne or inflammatory skin diseases, or with unattainable expectations.
• Avoid in patients with coagulation defects, acute or chronic skin disease, or sensitivity to hyaluronic acid.

After-care:

• Avoid touching the treated area for 12 hours and prolonged exposure to sunlight, UV, extreme cold, and heat.
• Avoid intense heat or cold until initial swelling and redness resolve.
• Risk of cold sore eruption exists if previously suffered; medications like aspirin or NSAIDs may increase bruising and bleeding.