Understanding COVA (Collagen Volumizing Needle)

Filler treatments typically involve injecting material beneath the skin tissue.

This is a method of creating volume by injecting a specific gel-like substance.

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

Over time after the treatment, you can experience the process of volume being naturally restored by your skin's own power.

With fillers, there is a possibility that the injected substance may clump unexpectedly or shift its position.

However, COVA is naturally absorbed and diffused into the skin at the treatment site, which can alleviate these concerns.

COVA is based on PDO components that gradually break down within the body.

With filler treatments, particularly in delicate areas like around the eyes or mouth,

when applied to areas where the skin is thin,

there can be a concern that the treated area might look unnatural or appear overcorrected.

However, COVA can be applied to these thin areas, providing natural results.

Certain rare side effects associated with filler treatments, such as vascular occlusion or embolism, are not known to occur with COVA.

This can be a significant advantage when considering treatment safety.

While typical collagen injection treatments focus on stimulating your own collagen production,

COVA also provides physical support, which can help you feel the volume improvement effect more quickly right after the treatment.