What are the characteristics of COVA, a collagen volume treatment?

Filler treatments involve injecting a

gel-type substance under the skin to create volume.

In contrast, COVA induces the skin's self-regeneration and promotes collagen production, filling in natural volume.

You can expect an effect where your skin appears to plump up naturally over time.

Fillers can sometimes clump or migrate from the injection site after treatment.

COVA is naturally absorbed into the skin and spreads widely, which can reduce such concerns.

COVA is made of PDO, a component that gradually breaks down and is absorbed by the body.

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

where the skin is thin, 

may appear prominent or lead to overcorrection.

However, COVA can be used in these delicate areas with the aim of achieving a more natural look.

Side effects such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which are rarely observed in filler treatments, are less likely to occur with COVA.

This can be helpful when considering the safety of the procedure.

Other collagen injection treatments, including Juvelook Volume, primarily work by inducing collagen production.

COVA, however, adds physical support, which means it can offer volume improvement within a relatively shorter timeframe.