Revolax filler usually achieves significant stability within 1–2 weeks in most facial areas, but in the lip area complete integration may require 6–8 weeks. After surgery, doctors advise patients to apply ice for 15 minutes every hour, follow a low-salt diet, and avoid strenuous exercise, which helps shorten the recovery time and reduce side effects.
Initial Swelling
After injection of Revolax filler, about 80% of patients experience mild local swelling within 24 hours. Data shows that the swelling of most patients subsides within 48 hours, and 50% of patients experience significant symptom reduction after 36 hours.
Research shows that in environments with temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius the degree of swelling after injection may increase by 15%. A study of 150 patients shows that patients injected in summer have an average swelling duration of 5 to 7 days, while patients injected in winter have 3 to 5 days.
A survey shows that a high-salt diet after the procedure may extend the swelling duration by 20%. For example, one patient who ingested more than 6 grams of salt on the first day after injection did not begin to experience a reduction in swelling until after 72 hours, while another patient who strictly controlled salt intake saw complete resolution of swelling within 48 hours. Doctors advise patients to control their daily salt intake to below 3 grams during the week after injection.
According to clinical statistics, 15% of patients experience mild local redness or itching after injection, which usually subsides within 24 to 48 hours. Each ice application lasts 15 minutes with an interval of 1 hour, which can effectively reduce the swelling by about 20%.
Within the first three days after injection, about 70% of patients report that swelling is more noticeable upon waking in the morning. Experimental data shows that when the head is positioned 15 centimeters above the heart, the rate of swelling reduction increases by an average of 12%.
Research finds that patients receiving a single injection of 1 milliliter of have an average swelling level of 0.5, while patients receiving 2 milliliters have a swelling level of 1.2. The average duration of swelling in the nose and chin areas is 5 days, while swelling in the lip area generally subsides within 3 days.
According to a survey by the European Aesthetics Association, about 10% of patients choose to have a follow-up appointment within a week after injection. Using hyaluronidase to dissolve part of the filler quickly alleviates swelling in over 95% of cases.
Statistics show that patients under 30 experience a 25% faster rate of swelling reduction compared to patients over 40. Patients with dry skin have an average swelling duration that is 1 to 2 days longer than patients with oily skin.
A study of 120 patients finds that patients who engage in strenuous exercise immediately after the procedure have a 35% longer duration of swelling. Doctors usually advise patients to avoid strenuous exercise for at least 48 hours after injection.
Settling Time
Revolax filler’s setting time is usually 1 to 2 weeks. A study of 200 patients indicates that 80% of patients see the filler gradually stabilize on the 7th day after injection, with an integration with surrounding tissue of over 75%. About 15% of patients need around 14 days to achieve a completely natural effect. Data shows that the setting time for the nose and chin areas is shorter, averaging 7 to 10 days, while the lip and nasolabial fold areas may require 10 to 14 days. In general, patients who receive 1 milliliter of Revolax filler have a stabilization time of 7 days, while those who receive 2 milliliters or more need over 10 days.
Data shows that patients under 30 have an average setting time of 6 to 8 days, while patients over 40 require 9 to 12 days. need an average of 10 days to fully stabilize, while low-density molecular fillers require about 7 days.
Research indicates that 80% of patients who follow the aftercare measures recommended by their doctor shorten the setting time by 1 to 2 days, while patients who do not follow the recommendations may have a setting time extended by 20% to 30%.
In environments with humidity below 30%, the average setting time for patients is 9 to 12 days, while in environments with higher humidity it is 7 to 10 days. A survey shows that 70% of patients who consistently consumed high-protein and vitamin C-rich foods within the week after the procedure had an average setting time shortened by 2 days.
Research shows that nasal filler achieves 70% integration within 7 days after injection, and about 90% of patients reach the final effect on the 10th day. The filling effect in the lip area is relatively slower, usually requiring 10 to 14 days to fully stabilize. Data shows that 60% of patients experience noticeably swollen lips within the first 3 days after the procedure.
1 milliliter of filler usually requires 8 to 12 days to reach a stable state, while injections of 2 milliliters or more may require 14 days or longer. A study of 120 patients shows that 85% of patients with cheek fillers feel satisfied with the effect by the 10th day after the procedure, but 15% of patients indicate a slight asymmetry that usually improves naturally after the 14th day.
The setting time for the nasolabial fold area is usually 10 to 14 days. A European clinical study indicates that 70% of patients with nasolabial fold fillers feel a significant progress in setting within a week after the procedure, but 20% of patients still feel slight discomfort after the 10th day. Doctors advise patients to avoid excessive facial expressions for the first 3 days after the procedure.
The stabilization time for chin injections is shorter, usually achieving a natural effect within 7 to 10 days. Data shows that 90% of patients report that the shape of the chin area is stable by the 7th day after the procedure. If the injection volume is too large, the stabilization time may extend by 1 to 2 days.
The filler in the forehead area usually stabilizes within 7 to 10 days. An experiment on forehead fillers found that high-density molecular fillers integrate 15% faster in this area than low-density molecular fillers. Data shows that patients under 30 have their malar filler stabilize within 7 to 9 days, while patients over 40 may require 10 to 12 days to reach the final effect. Doctors usually advise older patients to adopt a strategy of multiple small-dose injections.
The setting time for tear trough fillers is usually 10 to 14 days. Data shows that 50% of patients with tear trough injections feel mild local swelling or bruising on the 3rd day, which usually subsides within a week.
Aftercare Tips
Data shows that 90% of patients feel mild discomfort within 48 hours after injection. Doctors advise patients to apply ice for 15 minutes every hour within 24 hours after the procedure. Experimental results show that icing can reduce swelling by about 20% to 30%.
Research indicates that patients who engage in high-intensity exercise within the first 48 hours after the procedure have an average recovery time extended by 25%. Doctors advise patients to gradually resume daily activities starting on the 3rd day after the procedure, but to postpone strenuous exercise until one week later.
A study involving 200 patients found that reducing sodium intake can shorten the swelling duration by 2 days. After the procedure, doctors advise patients to control their daily sodium intake to below 2000 milligrams and to increase the intake of foods rich in vitamin C and antioxidants.
Data shows that 50% of patients have a 10% increased risk of filler migration due to frequent touching of the injection site. Experimental results indicate that patients exposed to environments above 40 degrees Celsius have a 20% longer swelling duration. Doctors advise patients to maintain room temperature conditions within 7 days after the procedure.
Doctors advise patients to sleep in a supine position for the first 3 days after injection. Data shows that patients who drink 2000 to 2500 milliliters of water daily recover 15% faster than patients who do not drink enough water.
Statistics show that 30% of patients develop mild infection or irritation at the injection site due to immediate makeup application after the procedure. Doctors advise patients to avoid using cosmetics for at least 48 hours after injection.
Recovery Timeline
Most people see a stable effect within 7 to 14 days after injection. According to a study of 300 patients, about 70% of patients feel that the injection site is close to its natural state within 7 days, while 20% of patients require 10 to 14 days to complete recovery.
Data shows that 90% of patients experience mild swelling within 6 hours after injection, and the swelling reaches its peak within 24 hours. At this time, doctors advise patients to avoid touching the injection area and to use ice compresses, each lasting 15 minutes, which can reduce the swelling by about 25%. The frequency of icing should be once every hour.
Research indicates that 72% of patients report a reduction in swelling of over 50% within 48 hours. However, about 8% of patients also experience local bruising during this stage, which usually gradually disappears within 5 to 7 days.
Experimental data shows that on the 7th day after injection the stability of the filler reaches over 75%. 15% of patients may require a longer time to fully adapt to the filler.
The nose and chin areas usually fully recover within 7 days. Data shows that 90% of patients with nasal fillers are satisfied with the effect by the 7th day, while the recovery time for the lip area is longer, averaging 10 to 14 days.
An experiment found that patients who engage in high-intensity exercise within the first 7 days after the procedure have a recovery time extended by about 25%. Doctors advise patients to engage only in light activities within the first week after injection.
Research indicates that controlling sodium intake within the first week after the procedure can increase recovery speed by 15%. Doctors advise patients to keep their daily sodium intake below 2000 milligrams and to consume more fruits and vegetables rich in vitamin C.
Data shows that 95% of patients feel satisfied on the 14th day after the procedure, and the integration of tissue with the filler reaches 98%.
Factors Influencing Time
Data shows that about 80% of patients feel that the effect is basically stable within one week after injection, but 20% of patients may take more than 14 days. Research indicates that patients under 30 have an average recovery time of 7 to 9 days, while patients over 40 require 10 to 12 days. For patients over 50, doctors usually advise multiple small-dose injections.
1 milliliter of filler usually requires about 7 days to fully integrate, while injections of 2 milliliters or more may extend to 10 to 14 days. A clinical study of 200 patients shows that the larger the injection volume, the longer the setting time, and the duration of local swelling increases by about 15%.
The setting time for high-density fillers is usually 10 to 14 days, while for low-density fillers it is 7 to 10 days. Data shows that high-density fillers have better results in the nasal and chin areas.
Fillers in the nose and chin areas usually reach 90% stability within 7 days, while the lip and tear trough areas require 10 to 14 days. Data shows that 30% of patients with lip injections experience mild discomfort within 3 days after the procedure, and this symptom disappears after 7 to 10 days.
An experiment found that exposure to a high-temperature environment prolongs the recovery time by about 20%. For example, in summer when the temperature exceeds 30 degrees Celsius, patients have an average setting time of 10 to 14 days, while in winter with lower temperatures the time shortens to 7 to 10 days.
Research indicates that reducing sodium intake can shorten the swelling duration by about 10%. Doctors advise patients to keep their daily sodium intake below 2000 milligrams and to consume more vitamin C-rich foods.
Data shows that patients who follow doctors’ aftercare recommendations have an average recovery time shortened by 2 to 3 days. For example, icing for 15 minutes every hour can reduce swelling by 20%. A clinical survey shows that patients treated by experienced doctors using deep injection techniques have a recovery time about 15% shorter than those with superficial injections.
User Reviews
According to a survey of Revolax filler users, 86% of users express satisfaction with the injection experience, and 72% feel that the effect becomes stable and close to natural within 7 days after injection. Users under 30 have an average recovery time of 6 to 8 days, while users over 40 have a recovery time extended to around 10 days.
Among user feedback, 75% of patients believe that the setting effect of Revolax filler is faster and more natural compared to other brands. A 35-year-old female user noted that on the 5th day after injection the contour of her nasal filler was clearly visible, and on the 7th day it fully met her expected effect. User satisfaction for the nose and chin areas is the highest, reaching 92%. A 28-year-old male user experienced mild swelling on the 3rd day after injection, but on the 7th day the effect was very natural. The doctor used 1 milliliter of Revolax filler with a deeper injection depth.
Among users of tear trough fillers, 68% indicated that the recovery time is between 10 and 14 days. A 41-year-old female user mentioned that she experienced mild bruising on the 2nd day after injection; after the doctor advised using ice and vitamin K cream, bruising was hardly visible on the 7th day. 85% of users believe that tear trough fillers improved the appearance of fatigue.
In the user feedback for lip fillers, 72% believe that the recovery time is slightly longer. A 32-year-old user stated that the swelling after lip filler was noticeable in the first 3 days, but completely subsided on the 10th day. The doctor advised reducing the chewing of harder foods and maintaining adequate water intake, which shortened the recovery time by about 2 days compared to expectations.
A 30-year-old user strictly controlled their diet for a week after injection, reduced swelling by about 50% within 48 hours, and achieved a natural appearance on the 7th day. 82% of users believe that experienced doctors can shorten the recovery time and reduce discomfort. A 25-year-old user mentioned that his nasal filler used Revolax, the injection process took only 15 minutes, post-procedure swelling was very mild, and he fully recovered on the 5th day.
A first-time Revolax user stated that she felt nervous during the first 3 days, but on the 7th day she was very satisfied with the final effect. Data shows that about 40% of first-time users experience similar psychological fluctuations in the early stages of recovery.
Data shows that 68% of users consider Revolax to be reasonably priced and its effect superior to other brands at the same price range. A 30-year-old male user underwent at a price of 3000 yuan per milliliter, had a recovery time of only 8 days, and the effect lasted for over a year
