What are Collagen Volumizing Needles, COVA?

Fillers are treatments that add volume by injecting a gel-like substance under the skin. In contrast, COVA helps the skin regenerate itself and induces collagen production, allowing for gradual volume improvement. Over time, you can expect results where the skin naturally fills out.

Occasionally, after filler procedures, the substance may clump or shift its position. COVA, due to its characteristic of being absorbed and evenly distributed within skin tissue, can reduce such concerns.

The main component used in COVA treatments is PDO (Polydioxanone), which naturally breaks down and is absorbed within the human body.

When fillers are applied to areas with thin skin, such as around the eyes or mouth, there's a possibility of visible marks or overcorrection. COVA can be applied to these sensitive and thin areas, considering relatively natural-looking results.

In filler procedures, specific side effects such as vascular occlusion or embolism are rarely reported. COVA treatments have a lower risk of these types of side effects, making them a relatively reassuring option to consider.

COVA provides physical support during the procedure, offering a different approach compared to other injectable treatments that induce collagen production. Through this, you can expect some immediate volume improvement right after the treatment.