The Revolax range is deliberately simple: three products, Fine, Deep and Sub-Q. Knowing how they differ helps you order the right mix for your clinic. This guide compares them as products to stock.
The three Revolax products
Revolax Fine
The lightest product in the range. As the name suggests, it is positioned for finer, more superficial work.
Revolax Deep
A firmer product positioned for deeper placement than Fine. It is often the most-ordered product in the range for general clinic use.
Revolax Sub-Q
The most robust product in the range, positioned for deeper, structural placement.
The product names reflect intended depth. Always confirm indications, injection planes and technique with the manufacturer's instructions for use and your training.
How to build your Revolax order
Start with your bookings. Look at which treatments you deliver most and stock accordingly. Keep a balanced core. Many clinics hold Deep as their staple and top up with Fine and Sub-Q. Check expiry and storage. Rotate stock and store per the IFU.
How Revolax compares
Practitioners often compare Revolax with Regenovue, which has a similar three-product structure. See Regenovue vs Revolax and Regenovue Fine vs Deep vs Sub-Q.
Ordering
All three are available in our Revolax dermal fillers collection. Log in for trade pricing. Back to the Revolax wholesale guide.
Frequently asked questions
Which Revolax is the most popular? Deep is a common staple, but order to your own treatment mix.
Can I mix Fine, Deep and Sub-Q in one order? Yes.
Important information for practitioners
Products supplied by SK Clinical Distributions are intended for trained, qualified and registered aesthetic practitioners only and are not for sale to the public. This article is trade information, not medical advice, a treatment recommendation or a claim of clinical outcomes. Practitioners are responsible for verifying each product's regulatory status and intended use, complying with UK law and guidance, and following the manufacturer's instructions for use.