Nasolabial Fold Improvement [COVA Collagen Volume Needle]

Introducing COVA (Collagen Volume Stimulator) Treatment

General filler treatments usually involve the dermal or subcutaneous layers of the skin,

directly injecting gel-like substances to fill volume.

In contrast, COVA helps the skin induce its own collagen production, allowing for a gradual and natural improvement in volume.

Over time after the treatment, you can experience improved skin elasticity and the natural formation of volume.

With general fillers, there may occasionally be instances where the substance clumps or migrates to an unexpected location after injection.

In contrast, COVA can be distributed relatively uniformly within the skin tissue, which can help alleviate such concerns.

COVA primarily uses PDO (Polydioxanone), a substance that is naturally absorbed and broken down in the body.

Especially around delicate areas like the eyes or mouth,

when filler treatments are performed on thin-skinned areas,

the treated area might appear overly prominent or excessively filled.

In such cases, COVA is designed to achieve more natural improvement even in thin skin layers.

Adverse effects such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which can very rarely occur during filler treatments, have not been reported with COVA treatment to date.

Therefore, for those who prioritize treatment safety, COVA treatment can be a suitable alternative.

When compared to other types of collagen-stimulating injectable treatments, including Juvelook Volume,

COVA possesses its own physical support, which may result in a difference in the immediate volume felt after the procedure.