COVA: Introducing Collagen Volume Treatment

Filler treatments create volume by directly injecting gel-like substances into the skin. However, COVA promotes collagen production by leveraging the skin's natural regenerative response,

This helps natural volume to form gradually over time.

 After the treatment, you can expect the skin to gradually plump up over time.

Volume can gradually be created within the skin.

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

In contrast, COVA is designed to be uniformly absorbed and broken down within the skin tissue, which can relatively reduce concerns about such side effects.

COVA is a treatment made from PDO, a component that naturally dissolves and disappears in the body over time.

When fillers are administered to thin, highly mobile areas such as around the eyes or mouth, they can sometimes result in an unnatural or excessively voluminous appearance.

COVA can be considered for these delicate areas, as it is expected to provide more harmonious and natural results.

When treating these delicate areas, it can reduce the risk of an unnatural feel or overcorrection.

 COVA can be applied to thin skin layers with the aim of achieving relatively natural results.

Rarely, serious complications such as vascular occlusion or embolism have been reported after filler treatments. COVA has a different mechanism of action than fillers, which can alleviate concerns about these specific side effects.

From this perspective, a relatively safe treatment approach is possible.

Compared to Juvlook Volume or other collagen injection treatments that primarily induce collagen production,

COVA can provide immediate physical support after the treatment. This allows for a faster and clearer volume improvement effect.