What is COVA, the Collagen Volume Needle?

Typical filler procedures involve placing

gel-like substances beneath the skin tissue to create immediate volume.

 COVA induces regenerative responses and new collagen production within the skin, helping to naturally form volume.

Over time, improvements in the skin's own elasticity and volume can be expected.

With filler procedures, injected substances can sometimes clump or migrate unexpectedly over time, but

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

COVA is composed of medical-grade biodegradable PDO components that slowly break down in the body.

When applying filler procedures to areas like around the eyes or mouth, 

where the skin is thin, 

there is occasionally a risk of visible treatment marks or excessive volume.

 COVA is suitable for thin skin areas as it can provide relatively natural-looking results.

Side effects such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which are rarely reported in filler procedures, are not directly observed with COVA treatments.

Due to differences in the treatment method, COVA can be considered one of the relatively safer options.

Compared to Juvelook Volume or other types of collagen injection procedures,

COVA simultaneously provides physical support, allowing for faster volume improvement to be expected immediately after the procedure.