Features of COVA (Collagen Volume Needle)

Filler procedures typically involve injecting

a gel-like substance under the skin to create volume.

In contrast, COVA promotes the skin's own regeneration and induces collagen production, helping to naturally improve volume.

Over time after the procedure, the skin's self-regeneration effect can be expected.

Fillers can sometimes clump or shift position at the injection site.

In comparison, COVA is naturally absorbed into the skin tissue and evenly distributed, which can reduce such concerns.

COVA primarily consists of biocompatible PDO components that gradually degrade within the body.

In delicate areas like around the eyes or mouth,  

where the skin is thin and delicate,  when performing a procedure,

there is a risk that the treated area might appear prominent or overcorrected.

However, COVA is designed to achieve more natural improvements even in such sensitive areas.

Specific side effects, such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which can rarely occur with filler procedures, are known to be unlikely with COVA's treatment method.

This is one important factor to consider when choosing a procedure.

Compared to some collagen injections, including Juvelook Volume,

COVA is designed to provide both collagen production induction and physical support. As a result, in some cases, the volume improvement effect can be felt more quickly immediately after the procedure.