Revolax Fine, Deep and Sub-Q compared

Revolax Fine, Deep and Sub-Q: the differences

Revolax is a Korean filler line that is much sought after in Germany. At first glance, the three products Fine, Deep and Sub-Q look the same: according to manufacturer and retailer information, all of them contain 24 mg/ml cross-linked hyaluronic acid with 0.3% lidocaine in a 1.1 ml syringe. The difference lies in the firmness of the gel and therefore in the intended injection depth.

Information taken from specialist retailers and manufacturer information, as of November 2026. Not every source gives the needle sizes in the same way; the instructions for use in the pack are authoritative.

Fine

Fine is the softest gel in the line and is placed superficially: fine lines, lip contour, minor corrections. The 30G needle supplied suits this firmness.

Deep

Deep is the most searched-for Revolax product. It is firmer than Fine and intended for the mid to deep dermis, i.e. for nasolabial folds, marionette lines and lip volume.

Sub-Q

Sub-Q is the firmest gel and is intended for deep injections, such as cheek volume, chin and jawline. Accordingly, a thicker 25G needle is supplied.

Singfiller with a similar area of use

Singfiller is divided into four levels instead of three. This allows the firmness to be matched more finely:

One difference remains: Revolax syringes contain 1.1 ml, Singfiller 1.0 ml. Singfiller is CE-certified as a Class III medical device and is shipped from Germany with DHL. The prices apply from 10 syringes, including 19% German VAT; single syringes from €44.90.

How to identify the right level

If you use Revolax Deep mainly for lips, you should try V2 as well as V3, as its gel is slightly softer. For wrinkles and contours, V3 is the right fit. The particle sizes of each level are listed on the respective product page. An overview of other brands can be found in the filler comparison.

Who may order

Fillers at Intraa are intended for doctors and Heilpraktiker (state-licensed non-medical practitioners in Germany). Only these two professional groups are permitted to administer them.