What is COVA: Collagen Volume Treatment?

Filler treatments typically involve injecting

a gel-like substance beneath the skin layers to add immediate volume.

 In contrast, COVA focuses on stimulating the skin's natural regeneration process and inducing collagen production to create a natural-looking volume.

Over time, collagen is activated within the skin, and you can expect to experience a gradual increase in volume.

Some fillers have been reported to clump or migrate unexpectedly at the treatment site.

However, COVA is characterized by its even diffusion and absorption within skin tissue, which can reduce such concerns.

PDO (polydioxanone), the main component of COVA, naturally breaks down and disappears within the body after a certain period.

In areas like around the eyes or mouth,  

where the skin tissue is thin and delicate, during treatment 

there can be a risk of unnatural or excessive volume.

 In comparison, COVA can be advantageous in helping achieve more delicate and natural improvements even in these sensitive areas.

Serious side effects rarely reported with filler treatments, such as vascular occlusion or embolism, are not known to occur with COVA treatments.

This suggests that COVA can be a relatively safe treatment option.

While typical collagen injection treatments aim for long-term effects,

COVA provides additional physical support, allowing you to experience volume improvement effects more quickly, even immediately after the procedure.