[NO Cheek Filler] Collagen Volume Needle CoVA - Sunken Cheeks/Peanut-shaped Face

Key Characteristics of COVA Treatment

Traditional filler treatments involve injecting

a gel-like substance directly into the dermal layer to instantly add volume.

 COVA helps induce the skin's natural regeneration and collagen production, allowing for a natural improvement in volume.

After treatment, you can expect a gradual improvement in skin elasticity and the formation of volume.

After injection, fillers can sometimes clump or migrate to unintended areas.

COVA is absorbed and dispersed relatively evenly within the skin tissue, which can reduce concerns about such phenomena.

COVA treatment is based on PDO components, which naturally break down and are absorbed by the body after a certain period.

Especially in areas like the eyes or mouth, 

where the skin is thin and sensitive, if fillers are injected, 

there is a possibility that the treated area may appear protruded or over-corrected.

 COVA can help achieve relatively natural results even in these delicate areas.

Side effects such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which can rarely occur with filler treatments, have a significantly lower chance of occurring with COVA or have been rarely reported.

This can contribute to reducing the psychological burden on the patient regarding the treatment.

Compared to typical collagen-stimulating injectables,

COVA possesses physical support, allowing for some noticeable improvement in volume immediately after treatment.