Understanding COVA Collagen Volume Treatment

Filler procedures typically involve injecting

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

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

Over time, you can expect gradual volume changes driven by the skin's own regenerative power.

After filler injection, there can occasionally be clumping or migration of the injected substance.

However, COVA is naturally absorbed into the skin tissue and distributed relatively evenly, which can help reduce such concerns.

COVA is composed of PDO (Polydioxanone), a biocompatible substance that is harmless to the human body and naturally absorbed over time.

For thin and sensitive areas like around the eyes or mouth,

if filler procedures are performed,

the treated area may occasionally appear prominent or excessively volumized.

COVA can be considered for application in these delicate areas for a more natural appearance.

Serious complications such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which can rarely occur with some filler treatments, have a very low direct probability of occurrence due to COVA's treatment mechanism.

This can be positively evaluated in terms of treatment safety.

There are differences in composition from Juvelook Volume or other collagen injections.

COVA provides physical support, allowing for some degree of volume improvement to be expected immediately after the procedure.