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Revanesse Versa near Boulder.

The 15 providers within an hour of Boulder that name Revanesse Versa, scored on the same published rubric as everyone else.

Last updated 27 July 2026

Revanesse Versa is a hyaluronic acid filler made by Prollenium. The FDA puts the working life of this material at 6 to 12 months, and it can be dissolved. 15 of the 235 providers within an hour of Boulder name it on their own website.

Revanesse Versa is a smaller player made by Prollenium, and it turns up locally more often than most people expect. It is frequently the cheaper option on a published price list, and several Boulder-area providers publish a Versa price when they publish nothing else.

What it costs around here

Published locally at $625 to $650 a full syringe, and about $315 for a half syringe. Filler pricing is unusually opaque locally: only 10 of the 142 providers offering injectables publish any filler price at all. Full local pricing is in the filler guide.

The Revanesse Versa question that matters most

Because this is a hyaluronic acid filler, it can be dissolved with hyaluronidase, usually within a day. That is a genuine safety feature and not just a convenience if you dislike the result, because high-dose hyaluronidase is also the emergency treatment if filler is accidentally injected into a blood vessel. Ask whether the clinic keeps it on site.

Boulder-area providers that name Revanesse Versa

Sorted by our published score. Every one of these is scored on the same rubric.

Read this list correctly. These are providers whose own website names Revanesse Versa, collected July 2026. That is a strong hint, not a confirmation: a mention can come from a comparison page or an old post, menus change, and a provider who offers it without writing it down will not appear here. Confirm before you book, and treat this as a shortlist to call rather than a guarantee.

Before you book

  1. Do you actually stock Revanesse Versa right now, and what does a full treatment cost?
  2. Why this product rather than an alternative for my face?
  3. What licence do you hold, and are you injecting on your own authority or under a physician's delegation?
  4. Is the area you're proposing an FDA-approved area for this product? Check here first.
  5. Do you keep hyaluronidase on site, and what is your protocol for a vascular event?