COVA: Understanding Collagen Volume Treatment

Typical filler treatments involve placing

a gel-like substance under the skin to create volume.

 In contrast, COVA helps the skin regenerate itself and promotes collagen production, leading to more natural-looking volume.

You can experience your skin naturally filling itself in over time.

After filler treatments, there is occasionally a possibility of the injected area clumping or shifting, but

COVA naturally absorbs and spreads evenly within the skin tissue, alleviating these concerns.

COVA primarily uses PDO (polydioxanone), a component that naturally breaks down in the body over time.

With traditional fillers, when treating areas like around the eyes or mouth, 

where the skin is thin and delicate, 

there is a risk of treatment marks becoming visible or excessive volume being created.

 However, COVA can be applied relatively naturally even in such thin areas.

Specific side effects, such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which are rarely reported with filler treatments, have a very low likelihood of occurring or are not applicable with COVA treatment.

Considering safety, it can be a more appealing alternative.

Compared to Juvelook Volume or other collagen injection treatments,

COVA simultaneously provides physical support, allowing you to experience clearer effects immediately after the treatment.