Understanding COVA (Collagen Volume Needle)

While general filler treatments inject a gel-like substance under the skin

to create volume,

 COVA, however, promotes the skin's natural regeneration and induces collagen synthesis, allowing for natural volume.

Gradually, skin elasticity and volume can be improved.

In the case of fillers, clumping or unwanted migration may sometimes occur at the injection site;

COVA, however, has the characteristic of being evenly absorbed within the skin tissue, thereby reducing such concerns.

COVA utilizes a PDO component that slowly breaks down and is absorbed within the human body as its main ingredient.

While general fillers, when applied to areas like the eyes or mouth,

where the skin is thin,

may appear prominent or be overcorrected,

 COVA, however, can provide natural results even in thin skin layers, making it easy to apply.

Serious side effects such as vascular occlusion or embolism, sometimes reported in filler treatments, are known to have a relatively low risk of occurrence with COVA treatments.

Therefore, it can be a relatively stable alternative.

When compared to Juvelook Volume or other collagen-stimulating injection treatments,

COVA provides physical support simultaneously, and differs in that some volume improvement can be expected even immediately after the procedure.