What is COVA Collagen Volume Thread?

While fillers involve injecting

a gel-type substance under the skin to add volume,

COVA helps the skin regenerate itself and stimulates collagen production, leading to natural-looking volume.

Over time, it can help the skin naturally fill in volume.

Fillers can sometimes clump in specific areas or migrate in unexpected directions after the procedure,

but COVA is naturally absorbed within the skin tissue and distributed relatively evenly, which can help reduce these concerns.

COVA is composed of PDO (Polydioxanone), a material that slowly degrades within the body.

Especially on areas like around the eyes or mouth, 

when performing filler procedures on areas where the skin is thin, 

it's important to consider that the treated area might appear prominent or excessively volumized.

COVA aims for relatively natural results even in these areas and can be considered for application on thin skin layers.

Serious side effects such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which are rare with filler procedures, are highly unlikely to occur with COVA.

Therefore, it can be considered one of the relatively safe treatment options.

Compared to general collagen injections (e.g., Juvelook Volume),

COVA can further contribute to initial volume improvement by simultaneously providing physical support.