COVA Collagen Volume Needle: For Sunken Cheeks, an Alternative to Dermal Fillers

COVA Collagen Volume Treatment Guide

In the case of typical filler procedures,

Filler treatments usually involve injecting gel-type substances into the skin to create immediate volume.

However, COVA treatments stimulate the skin's natural regeneration and promote collagen production, allowing for gradual volume improvement.

Over time, you can observe changes as if the skin is naturally plumping up on its own.

With fillers, there is sometimes a possibility of lumps forming in specific areas after the procedure, or the injected substance moving to unintended locations.

COVA spreads and absorbs uniformly within the skin tissue, which can alleviate such concerns.

COVA is made of PDO, a component that slowly breaks down within the human body.

When undergoing filler treatments, for example, in areas like around the eyes or mouth,

when applied to areas with thin skin layers,

it is sometimes important to consider that it may give an unnatural or over-corrected appearance.

COVA allows for delicate treatment even in such thin skin areas, helping you achieve more natural results.

Serious complications rarely reported in filler procedures, such as vascular occlusion or embolism, are known to be unrelated to the treatment principles of COVA.

Therefore, it can be a worthwhile option to consider in terms of treatment safety.

With characteristics different from other collagen-stimulating injectable treatments, including JUVÉLOOK Volume,

COVA also provides physical support, offering the anticipated benefit of experiencing volume improvement effects sooner, even immediately after the procedure.