COVA (Collagen Volume Needle) Procedure Guide

Typical filler procedures involve injecting

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

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

This helps the skin's natural ability to gradually restore volume over time.

After filler procedures, there can occasionally be instances where the injected substance clumps or migrates to unintended areas.

However, COVA has the characteristic of being naturally absorbed into the skin tissue and settling uniformly, which can alleviate such concerns.

COVA primarily consists of PDO, a component that slowly breaks down and naturally disappears within the body.

Especially in delicate areas like around the eyes or mouth,  

where skin tissue is thin and delicate, filler procedures can carry the risk of

revealing treatment marks or appearing over-corrected.

 In comparison, COVA can provide more natural results and can be considered for areas with thin skin.

The likelihood of certain side effects rarely reported with filler procedures, such as vascular occlusion or embolism, is expected to be lower with COVA treatments.

Therefore, it can be a suitable option for those considering a relatively stable choice.

Compared to typical Juvelook Volume or other collagen injection procedures,

COVA is designed with added physical support, allowing for more rapid volume improvement effects.