Korean hyaluronic acid fillers reach the US wholesale market mainly through two ranges we are asked for by name: Revolax (from Across) and Elasty. Both are cross-linked HA, both come as graded families rather than a single product, and both are sourced at wholesale prices that undercut the Western brands. This guide explains how the grade systems work and what to check before you buy — without straying into clinical territory, which belongs to the injector and the manufacturer’s guidance.
How Korean filler “grades” work
Unlike a single-SKU toxin, a filler brand is usually a range. The grade tells you how the gel is built — broadly, finer gels for more superficial work and more robust gels for deeper, structural placement. Grade selection is a clinical decision, so we describe the range factually and leave the choice to the practitioner.
What you’re actually buying
Both ranges ship as sterile pre-filled syringes (commonly 1.1 mL). Revolax is formulated with lidocaine across the range. Storage differs from toxins — HA fillers are held at controlled room temperature (15–25°C), protected from light and freezing, rather than refrigerated. As with any injectable, these are for trained, licensed injectors only.
Every syringe should come with batch-level lot and expiry documentation for the exact stock. That is the single most important thing to insist on with fillers, where packaging is easier to imitate than a toxin vial.
Sourcing Korean fillers at wholesale
The process mirrors the toxins: build a request on the product page, confirm availability, verification and wholesale pricing on WhatsApp, pay only after confirmation, and receive US delivery at the correct temperature. Filler pricing is quoted on request and improves with volume, so recurring buyers should say so upfront.
Ready to go deeper on a specific range? See how to buy Revolax and how to buy Elasty.
Products in this guide
Frequently asked questions
What are the main Korean dermal filler brands?
Two of the most requested by US wholesale buyers are Revolax (from Across) and Elasty. Both are cross-linked hyaluronic acid ranges supplied as pre-filled syringes; Revolax is formulated with lidocaine.
How are Korean HA fillers stored?
At controlled room temperature (15–25°C), protected from light and freezing — not refrigerated like toxins. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidance.
What do filler “grades” like Fine, Deep and Sub-Q mean?
They describe different gel builds within a brand’s range, broadly from finer gels for superficial work to more robust gels for deeper placement. Grade selection is a clinical decision for the treating practitioner.
Are Korean fillers FDA-approved?
Most Korean-market HA fillers are not FDA-approved in the US, though many hold CE and MFDS approvals. We supply the authentic Korean-market product to licensed professionals only and make no FDA claims.
For licensed medical professionals and authorized distributors only. Product information is provided for wholesale sourcing purposes and is not clinical, dosing, or treatment guidance. Availability and pricing are confirmed before invoice. Korean-market products are supplied as the authentic Korean-market version and are not represented as FDA-approved.