Understanding COVA Collagen Volume Treatment

Filler treatments typically involve injecting a gel-like substance under the skin to add volume.

However,

 COVA stimulates the skin's natural regeneration process and induces collagen production, allowing for a natural-looking volume.

Over time, you can experience the effect of your skin naturally generating volume.

Fillers can sometimes lead to lumpiness or unwanted migration after treatment.

COVA is naturally absorbed and evenly distributed within the skin tissue, which can alleviate such concerns.

COVA is made of PDO (Polydioxanone), a component that gradually breaks down and disappears in the body.

In areas like around the eyes or mouth,

when filler treatments are performed on thin-skinned areas,

there can be a risk of the treated area appearing prominent or overcorrected.

 COVA is suitable for these thin-skinned areas, as it can achieve more natural-looking treatment results.

Side effects rarely reported with filler treatments, such as vascular occlusion or embolism, are not known to occur with COVA.

This acts as a positive factor in terms of treatment safety.

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

COVA simultaneously provides physical support, allowing for a more rapid improvement in volume.