Collagen Volume Needle COVA: What kind of procedure is it?

While traditional filler procedures add volume by injecting a gel-like substance under the skin,

While filling volume by injecting gel-type substances,

The COVA procedure promotes self-collagen production, helping the skin naturally gain volume on its own.

This can lead to expectations of the skin naturally plumping up over time.

In some filler procedures, the injected material may occasionally clump or shift from its original position.

In contrast, COVA is naturally absorbed and evenly distributed within skin tissues, reducing such concerns.

The ingredients used in the COVA procedure are harmless to the human body and consist of PDO, which naturally breaks down and is absorbed over time.

When fillers are administered to thin and delicate areas of the skin, such as around the eyes or mouth,

When administered to thin-skinned areas  

there is a risk of the treated area appearing prominent or being overcorrected.

However, COVA can be performed in these areas with the aim of achieving more natural results.

The possibility of severe side effects such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which are rarely reported in filler procedures, is very low with COVA.

Therefore, it can be a relatively safer treatment option.

Compared to typical collagen injections (e.g., Juvelook Volume),

with added physical support, you can experience immediate volume improvement even right after the procedure.