What kind of procedure is COVA (Collagen Volume Needle)?

Fillers are usually injected under the skin,

a method of creating volume by injecting a gel-like substance.

 However, COVA helps promote regeneration within the skin and induces collagen production, thereby creating a natural sense of volume.

Over time after the procedure, the skin can be expected to improve as if it is naturally filling itself with volume.

After injection, fillers may sometimes clump or migrate from the desired area.

In contrast, COVA is naturally absorbed and diffused within the skin tissue, which can alleviate concerns regarding these issues.

COVA is made of PDO (polydioxanone), a component that naturally breaks down and is absorbed by the body after a certain period.

Especially in areas where the skin is thin, such as around the eyes or mouth, 

when considering filler procedures in areas with thin skin, 

there may be concerns about visible procedure marks or overcorrection.

 In contrast, COVA can offer relatively natural procedure results even in thin skin layers.

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

It can be a relatively safe choice.

Unlike Juvelook Volume or other collagen injections,

the added physical support elements can further contribute to initial volume improvement.