IV Therapy

Depending on the IV formulation, treatments may be designed to support hydration and provide selected vitamins and nutrients.

Your treatment will be recommended based on your individual needs, health history and goals. IV therapy is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure medical conditions.

Treatment time varies depending on the IV formulation and individual infusion rate. Your provider will let you know approximately how long your appointment is expected to take.

You may feel a brief pinch or pressure when the IV is inserted. Once the IV is in place, most patients experience minimal discomfort.

Some people may notice mild coolness or pressure around the IV site during the infusion.

Most people can resume their normal activities after an IV treatment. You may be advised to rest briefly and drink fluids following your appointment.

Your provider will give you individualized aftercare recommendations.

The appropriate frequency depends on the specific IV formulation, your health history, nutritional needs and treatment goals.

There is no universal schedule that is appropriate for everyone. Your healthcare provider will recommend an appropriate treatment plan.

The experience varies from person to person and depends on the type of IV treatment being administered.

Some people may notice changes in how they feel after treatment, while others may not notice an immediate difference. Results are not guaranteed.

Tell your healthcare provider about all medications, vitamins and supplements you take before receiving IV therapy.

Do not stop or change prescribed medications unless instructed to do so by your physician or another qualified healthcare professional.

IV therapy is not appropriate for everyone. Your provider will review your medical history and current health before treatment.

Certain medical conditions, medications, allergies, pregnancy or other circumstances may require IV therapy to be avoided, modified or postponed.

A medical assessment is required before treatment.

Pregnancy requires special consideration. Certain IV ingredients may not be appropriate during pregnancy.

Always inform your healthcare provider if you are pregnant, trying to become pregnant or breastfeeding so they can determine whether treatment is appropriate.

Depending on your health and the specific treatment, IV therapy may be incorporated into a broader wellness or aesthetic plan.

Your provider will determine whether combining treatments is appropriate and whether any treatments should be separated by a specific amount of time.

Your appointment typically begins with a health assessment and review of your medical history.

Once your provider confirms that IV therapy is appropriate, an IV catheter is placed into a vein, and the selected infusion is administered while you are comfortably seated.

You will be monitored during the treatment, and the IV will be removed once the infusion is complete.

No. IV therapy should not replace appropriate medical evaluation, prescription medications, a balanced diet or treatment recommended by your physician.

If you have persistent or concerning symptoms, seek appropriate medical care rather than relying on IV therapy.

The best way to determine whether IV therapy is appropriate for you is through an individual assessment with a qualified healthcare professional.

At Beauty Villa Spa and Academy, we prioritize your safety and will review your health history, goals and treatment needs before proceeding.