Revance and Teoxane Secure FDA Approval for RHA® Dynamic Volume in Midface Aesthetics
Revance and Teoxane have received US FDA approval for RHA® Dynamic Volume for cheek augmentation and correction of age-related midface contour deficiencies.
The approval applies to adults aged 22 years and older. Formerly known as RHA® 4 Mepi, the product will officially launch under its new name in Q1 2026.
What This Approval Covers?
RHA® Dynamic Volume is now approved for:
Cheek augmentation
Correction of age-related midface contour deficiencies
Use in adults aged 22 and above
This expands the clinical utility of the Teoxane RHA® Collection in the US market.
Designed for Dynamic Facial Movement
RHA® Dynamic Volume is engineered to provide volume while adapting to facial motion. Key product characteristics include:
High dynamic strength and stretch
Long-lasting volume and projection
Structural integrity during facial expressions
The filler is powered by Preserved Network Technology (PNT), a gentle, heatless crosslinking process that preserves hyaluronic acid structure.
Leadership Perspective from Revance
Revance CEO Nadeem Moiz highlighted the strategic importance of the approval. He noted that this marks the second major advancement for the Teoxane RHA® Collection in recent months, following the introduction of mepivacaine.
The new indication allows Revance to address a broader range of patient needs in facial aesthetics.
Phase III Clinical Data at a Glance
The FDA approval is supported by a 52-week Phase III clinical trial program. Study design highlights:
Prospective, randomized, double-blinded
Multicenter, head-to-head comparison
Comparator: Juvéderm® Voluma® XC
Key clinical outcomes:
Comparable effectiveness to Voluma®
Fewer treatment sessions and touch-ups
Over 94% of patients reported natural-looking results
No perception of restricted facial movement up to one year
Patients also reported improvements in:
Cheek attractiveness
Youthfulness and smoothness
Facial contour and symmetry
Modern Midface Treatment Approach
During the trial:
75% of patients were treated in both superficial and deep fat layers
The approach focused on balanced, efficient volume restoration
This reflects a contemporary strategy for addressing midface volume loss.
Safety Profile
RHA® Dynamic Volume demonstrated a favorable safety profile.
Notable findings include:
No serious treatment-related adverse events
No late-onset adverse events
No granulomas or delayed inflammatory reactions
Teoxane’s Multilayering Technique™
The approval introduces broader adoption of the Teoxane MLT Multilayering Technique™ in the US.
This technique:
Uses a single adaptable gel
Targets multiple tissue depths
Restores volume while maintaining facial harmony
It emphasizes anatomical precision and avoidance of high-risk vascular zones.
Expert View from the Clinic
Dr. Steven Dayan, a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon, called the approval a major advancement for the aesthetics industry.
He emphasized the strength of the clinical results and the value of tailored midface treatments for patients.
Why This Matters for the Aesthetics Market?
This FDA approval strengthens Revance’s aesthetics portfolio and deepens Teoxane’s footprint in the US.
It also reflects a broader shift toward:
Dynamic, movement-adaptive fillers
Fewer touch-ups with sustained outcomes
Natural-looking aesthetic results
For clinicians and patients, RHA® Dynamic Volume adds a flexible, data-backed option for midface rejuvenation.