Features of COVA Collagen Volume Treatment

Typical filler treatments create volume by

directly injecting a gel-type substance under the skin layer.

 On the other hand, COVA helps the skin's natural regenerative abilities and induces collagen production, allowing for a gradual improvement in volume.

You can expect your skin to feel naturally plumped over time after the treatment.

Filler treatments can rarely involve the substance clumping or moving to unexpected areas after injection.

However, COVA permeates into the skin tissue and spreads relatively evenly, which can alleviate such concerns.

COVA primarily uses PDO, a component that gradually breaks down in the body.

Especially around the eyes or lips 

where the skin is thin, if fillers are injected 

the treated area may appear prominent, or there may be a risk of overcorrection.

 In contrast, COVA can lead to relatively natural results, offering the advantage of being considered for delicate, thin skin areas.

Serious side effects like vascular occlusion or embolism, which rarely occur with filler treatments, are known to have a low probability of occurrence with COVA.

These points suggest that it can be a relatively stable treatment alternative.

Compared to Juvelook Volume or other collagen injections, 

COVA offers physical support as well, allowing for relatively faster volume improvement.