About COVA (Collagen Volume Injection) Treatment

While filler treatments are administered beneath the skin

by directly injecting a gel-type substance to add volume,

 COVA induces the skin's regenerative processes and collagen production, leading to natural volume improvement.

You can expect to see the skin naturally plump up over time.

While fillers can occasionally clump or shift after injection,

COVA is evenly absorbed and spread within the skin tissue, which can reduce such concerns.

COVA is composed of PDO (Polydioxanone), a component that naturally breaks down in the body over time.

Fillers, when administered in areas like the eyes or mouth where the 

skin is thin, 

carry a risk of the treated area appearing prominent or overcorrected.

 However, COVA is a treatment that can achieve relatively natural results even in thin-skinned areas.

Rarely reported side effects from filler treatments, such as vascular occlusion or embolism, are highly unlikely to occur with COVA.

In this regard, COVA is a worthwhile alternative in terms of treatment safety.

Compared to treatments like Juvelook Volume or other collagen injection procedures,

COVA provides physical support, allowing for a more immediate volume improvement effect.