COVA: Introducing Collagen Volume Stimulator

While filler procedures involve injecting gel-like substances to add immediate volume, COVA stimulates collagen production within the skin, allowing for natural volume improvement. Over time, the skin's self-regeneration gradually reveals the increased volume.

Fillers can sometimes clump or subtly shift from the injected area. In contrast, COVA is naturally absorbed within the skin tissue and disperses uniformly throughout, which can alleviate these concerns.

COVA is composed of PDO (Polydioxanone), a material also used in medical thread lifts, and it gradually breaks down and is absorbed by the body over time.

When fillers are used in delicate areas with thin skin, such as around the eyes or mouth, there is sometimes a concern that treatment marks might show or excessive volume could result. COVA is designed to be applied relatively naturally to these areas as well.

Specific side effects, such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which can rarely occur with filler procedures, are not related to COVA's treatment principle. Due to the nature of its treatment material, COVA can be considered a procedure with a low likelihood of these complications. It is important to decide on any procedure after consulting with a specialist.

Compared to Juvelook Volume or other collagen injections, COVA is designed to also provide physical support. This offers the advantage of not only inducing collagen production but also allowing for some immediate feeling of volume right after the procedure.