Allow us to explain the COVA Collagen Volume procedure.

Typical filler procedures involve injecting

a gel-like substance into the deeper layers of the skin to add volume.

In contrast, COVA can help achieve natural volume by stimulating the skin's own collagen production.

Over time, the overall elasticity of the skin may improve.

With fillers, the injected substance can sometimes concentrate in one area or migrate from its original position.

COVA, however, spreads relatively evenly within the skin tissue, which can alleviate these concerns.

The main component of COVA is PDO, which slowly biodegrades within the human body.

In the case of filler procedures, especially around the eyes or mouth,

where the skin is thin and delicate,

procedure marks might be noticeable, or volume could appear excessive.

However, with COVA, you can expect natural-looking results even in these sensitive areas.

Serious side effects that can rarely occur with filler procedures, such as vascular occlusion or embolism, are less related to the mechanism of COVA.

Therefore, these aspects can be considered in terms of safety during the procedure selection process.

Compared to other types of collagen-stimulating injectables,

COVA also provides physical support, meaning that some degree of volume improvement can be expected immediately after the procedure.