COVA: What is Collagen Volume Thread?

Fillers are injected under the skin,

a procedure that injects a gel-like substance to add volume.

 In contrast, COVA promotes skin regeneration and collagen production, leading to natural volume improvement.

Over time after the procedure, the skin may gradually plump up on its own.

While fillers can sometimes clump or migrate from the injection site after administration,

COVA is naturally absorbed within skin tissues and can be evenly distributed, reducing such concerns.

COVA is made of PDO, a biodegradable component also used as the main ingredient in medical threads.

Fillers, when applied to areas with thin skin like around the eyes or mouth, 

when applied to areas with thin skin 

may carry a risk of being overly noticeable or overcorrected.

 COVA, however, aims for a more natural result and can be considered for delicate, thin-skinned areas.

COVA's mechanism of action differs from that which can cause serious side effects like vascular occlusion or embolism, rarely reported in filler procedures.

These characteristics can be a positive consideration for those who prioritize safety as a crucial factor in their treatment decision.

Unlike JUVÉLOOK Volume or other collagen injections,

it provides physical support, which can help improve volume immediately after the procedure.