Key Features of COVA Collagen Volume Treatment

Fillers are injected into the underlying layers of the skin

by injecting a gel-type substance to add volume.

In contrast, COVA helps regenerate the skin and stimulates collagen production, which can lead to natural-looking volume.

Over time, it can help gradually restore skin elasticity and build volume.

After filler procedures, there is sometimes a possibility of lumpiness or material migration.

However, COVA treatment is gradually absorbed within the skin tissue and tends to be relatively evenly distributed, which can alleviate such concerns.

COVA is composed of PDO, a component that slowly degrades and is absorbed within the body.

When fillers are applied to delicate areas such as around the eyes or mouth,

where the skin is relatively thin,

there is a risk that the treated area might appear overly prominent or be corrected unevenly.

In contrast, COVA can offer relatively natural-looking results and can be considered for application even in areas with thin skin.

Adverse effects such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which can rarely occur with filler treatments, have not been reported with COVA.

In this regard, COVA can be a relatively safe option.

Compared to Juvelook Volume or other collagen injection treatments,

COVA incorporates physical support, allowing you to experience some degree of volume improvement immediately after the treatment.