Types and Benefits of IV Therapy
NAD+, Glutathione, Vitamin C, and more—find the IV drip tailored to your needs
About IV Therapy
What is IV Therapy?
A physician reviews your health and medical history, then explains suitability, risks, costs, and available options.
Menu
IV Therapy Menu
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NAD+ IV Drip
A physician explains the ingredients, suitability, expected outcomes, and main risks during consultation.
Suitability and risks reviewed by a physician
02
Glutathione IV Drip
A physician explains the ingredients, suitability, expected outcomes, and main risks during consultation.
Suitability and risks reviewed by a physician
03
High-Dose Vitamin C IV Drip
A physician explains the ingredients, suitability, expected outcomes, and main risks during consultation.
Suitability and risks reviewed by a physician
※ For detailed pricing, please visit our pricing page.
Headspa Combo
Combine with Headspa
Receive IV Therapy While Enjoying Headspa
IV therapy and Headspa may be provided during the same visit. A physician reviews whether the combination and ingredients are appropriate.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does an IV session take?
Session length varies by menu, typically 30–60 minutes. You may also receive a Headspa simultaneously.
Are there any side effects?
Depending on the ingredients and your condition, pain, bruising, or allergic reactions may occur. A physician reviews suitability and risks.
How is IV therapy frequency determined?
Frequency depends on the ingredients used and your health. A physician will advise you individually during consultation.
Can I customize my IV even on my first visit?
A physician reviews your health and medical history, then explains suitability, risks, costs, and available options.
What do I do during the IV infusion?
You relax in a reclining chair. Many clients also choose to receive a Headspa simultaneously.