Your drip is selected only after a consultation to ensure it aligns with your health profile and goals.
Highlights
Medically Supervised
Every session is conducted in a sterile setting with full medical monitoring.
Hydration Support
Fluids delivered directly to the bloodstream for rapid hydration when clinically appropriate.
Targeted Nutrients
Specific vitamins or minerals added only when clinically indicated and supported by assessment.
Personalised Formula
Drip selected only after consultation to align with your health profile and goals.
At a Glance
30–60 mins
Treatment Time
Minimal
Downtime
Medical
Screening Required
What to Expect
- Mild bruising or soreness at the IV site.
- Temporary coolness or tightness in the arm during or after infusion.
- Increased urination due to fluid intake.
Tips
- Stay well hydrated in the hours after your session — oral hydration supports and extends the benefits of IV therapy.
- Eat a light meal before your appointment to reduce the risk of lightheadedness during the infusion.
- IV therapy works best as part of a broader health plan — discuss frequency and goals with your doctor to avoid overuse.
Important Warnings
- Increasing redness, warmth, swelling, or pain at the IV site (possible infection or phlebitis).
- Fever, chills, or feeling generally unwell after the infusion.
- Rash, hives, wheezing, facial swelling, or shortness of breath (possible allergic reaction).
Post-Treatment Care
First 1–2 Hours
Keep the cannula site clean and dry; leave dressing on for at least 30–60 minutes.
Avoid heavy lifting with the IV arm.
If lightheaded, sit down, hydrate, and rest.
First 24 Hours
Drink water normally to support hydration.
Avoid alcohol if you bruise easily or feel dehydrated.
Avoid intense workouts, sauna, or steam if you experienced dizziness or discomfort.
IV Site Care — 48 Hours
Mild tenderness or a small bruise at the site can be normal.
Avoid rubbing or massaging the vein area.
Use a cool compress if bruised — gentle contact only, no pressure.
