IV & IM
- Doctor led assessment
- Clinical suitability first
- Personalised treatment planning
Required
Approx. 15 mins
Intramuscular injection
Based on clinical assessment
Personalised guidance
Treatment guided by your individual needs.
Injectable vitamin treatments deliver a selected vitamin through an intramuscular injection. They may be considered in specific circumstances following an appropriate medical assessment and can assist with an increase in energy levels, thicker hair and better immunity.
Dr Serena will discuss your health concerns, medical history, medication and any relevant test results before advising whether treatment is suitable. Further investigation or an alternative approach may be recommended when appropriate.
“Every recommendation should begin with careful assessment and a clear clinical reason for treatment.”
Personalised options following assessment.
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IM Biotin
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IM Vitamin C
03
Vitamin B12
Clear, consultation led pricing
What you can expect.
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Consultation
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Assessment
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Treatment
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Aftercare
Everything you need to know
An intramuscular injection delivers a selected vitamin into a muscle. The current treatments shown on this page are administered using this method. Dr Serena will explain the procedure and why it may or may not be appropriate for you.
The current options include IM Biotin, IM Vitamin C and Vitamin B12. The most appropriate option, if any, will be determined following consultation and clinical assessment.
Yes. Dr Serena will review your medical history, medication, allergies, concerns and any relevant test results before deciding whether treatment is appropriate.
This depends on your symptoms, medical history and the treatment being considered. Dr Serena may ask to review existing results or recommend further investigation before treatment.
Treatment may take place following the consultation when Dr Serena has confirmed that it is clinically appropriate. In some cases, treatment may be postponed while further information or investigation is obtained.
Most people can return to their usual activities after an intramuscular injection. Temporary tenderness, redness, swelling or bruising may occur around the injection site. Dr Serena will explain the specific risks and aftercare before treatment.
There is no standard treatment schedule suitable for everyone. Any recommendation will depend on your clinical circumstances, response to treatment and whether further treatment remains appropriate.