Information on COVA Collagen Volume Needle

Fillers are injected beneath the skin layer

a treatment method that adds volume by injecting a fluid substance.

In contrast, COVA enhances the skin's self-regenerative power, promoting collagen production, and can lead to gradual volume improvement.

Over time after the procedure, the skin's natural, healthy volume may gradually appear.

Fillers can sometimes cause lumps or unwanted migration at the injection site.

COVA has the characteristic of being evenly distributed and absorbed within skin tissues, which can help reduce such concerns.

COVA is composed of PDO, a component that naturally degrades within the body.

When fillers are applied to areas like around the eyes or mouth,

where the skin is thin,

there is a possibility that treatment marks may become visible or overcorrection may occur.

COVA aims for relatively natural results and can be used even in delicate, thin-skinned areas that require precise treatment.

Side effects such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which are rarely reported in filler procedures, are known to have a very low probability of occurrence with COVA.

This can be an option to consider for treatment safety.

Compared to Juvelook Volume treatments or other collagen injections,

COVA offers the distinct advantage of providing physical support, allowing for more rapid visual changes.