About COVA Collagen Volume Treatment

Traditional filler procedures inject gel-like substances into the skin layers to create volume.

However, COVA stimulates collagen production and induces the skin's own regeneration, allowing for a gradual and natural-looking volume enhancement.

 COVA induces skin regeneration and collagen production, naturally restoring volume.

Over time after the procedure, there is a possibility that the skin's natural elasticity may improve.

In the case of filler procedures, occasionally the injected substance may clump in one spot or migrate slightly.

In contrast, COVA is naturally absorbed and widely distributed within the skin tissue after the procedure, which can alleviate such concerns.

COVA primarily uses PDO (Polydioxanone), a component that slowly degrades in the body.

When fillers are administered to areas with thin skin, such as around the eyes or lips, treatment marks may show or excessive volume may occur.

When treating areas with thin skin 

there's a risk of noticeable marks or overcorrection, but

COVA can be applied to these delicate areas with the aim of achieving more natural results.

Complications such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which can rarely occur with filler procedures, are not known to occur with COVA.

It can be a relatively more comfortable option to consider.

Compared to other collagen injection treatments like Juvelook Volume,

COVA simultaneously provides physical support, which can lead to a more rapid improvement in volume.