Hydrate
Hydrate
Myers Mix
Myers Mix
Beauty Mix
Beauty Mix
Hangover Mix
Hangover Mix
Immune Boost
Immune Boost
Custom Mix
Custom Mix
NAD+
NAD+
Hydrate
Hydrate
Myers Mix
Myers Mix
Beauty Mix
Beauty Mix
Hangover Mix
Hangover Mix
Immune Boost
Immune Boost
Custom Mix
Custom Mix
NAD+
NAD+
What to expect before treatment?
Before IV therapy, you can expect a consultation to discuss your needs, a brief explanation of the procedure and its benefits, the insertion of a small tube into a vein, a cool sensation as fluids are delivered, monitoring of your vital signs, and post-treatment care instructions. The process is typically done in a clean, sterile environment, and you might need to prepare by fasting or adjusting medications as instructed.
What to expect during treatment?
During IV therapy, you’ll have a small tube (catheter) inserted into a vein, often in your arm or hand. You might feel a slight pinch during insertion. Fluids or medications will be delivered through the catheter, and you might experience a cool sensation. Healthcare professionals will monitor your vital signs throughout the session, ensuring your safety. The duration varies, and you can pass the time comfortably. Once the therapy is done, the catheter will be removed, and you’ll receive any necessary post-treatment care instructions.
What to expect after treatment?
After IV therapy, anticipate catheter removal, minor site care, potential immediate hydration and symptom relief, resumption of regular activities, and possible mild side effects like bruising or tenderness. You might notice gradual improvements over hours or days, and a follow-up appointment might be scheduled. If concerns arise, contact your healthcare provider.
How should I prepare for treatment?
Before IV therapy, you can expect a consultation to discuss your needs, a brief explanation of the procedure and its benefits, the insertion of a small tube into a vein, a cool sensation as fluids are deliver, monitoring of your vital signs, and post-treatment care instructions. The process is typically done in a clean, sterile environment, and you might to prepare by fasting or adjusting medications as instruct.
How will the treatment go?
During IV therapy, you’ll have a small tube (catheter) insert into a vein, often in your arm or hand. You might feel a slight pinch during insertion. Fluids or medications will be deliver through the catheter, and you might experience a cool sensation. Healthcare professionals will monitor your vital signs throughout the session, ensuring your safety. The duration varies, and you can pass the time comfortably. Once the therapy is done, the catheter will be removed, and you’ll receive any necessary post-treatment care instructions.
What to expect after treatment?
After IV therapy, anticipate catheter removal, minor site care, potential immediate hydration and symptom relief, resumption of regular activities, and possible mild side effects like bruising or tenderness. You might notice gradual improvements over hours or days, and a follow-up appointment might be schedule. If concerns arise, contact your healthcare provider.
