IV Therapy & Injectable Wellness
IV infusion therapy is an effective way to deliver fluids, electrolytes, vitamins, and antioxidants directly into your bloodstream. At DeShow Wellness & Aesthetic Center, we offer personalized IV infusion blends designed to support detox, hydration, immunity boost, increased energy, muscle recovery, and skin brightening.
What IV Infusions are available at DeShow Wellness & Aesthetic Center?
NAD+ IV Therapy: Supports cognitive function and helps slow the progression of dementia.
Glutathione IV: Skin Brightening, improves uneven tone, and reduces pigmentation and sun damage.
Vitamin & Energy IV: Delivers vitamins like B12 and C to support energy, mmunity, and overall wellness.
Inner Beauty IV: Enhances skin health, improves complexion, and strengthens
hair and nails.
Myers’ Cocktail IV: Boosts energy, supports immune function, relieves stress
and fatigue, and aids recovery from headaches, chronic discomfort, and hangovers.
Precautions before and after IV Therapy & Injectable Wellness Treatment
Pre-Treatment Guidelines for IV Infusion
● Inform your provider of allergies (medications, tape, disinfectants), current medications, and chronic conditions (e.g., heart or kidney disease).
● Eat a light meal 1–2 hours before treatment and drink water to prevent dizziness and help veins fill.
● Wear loose sleeves that can be easily rolled up for IV or injection access.
Post-Treatment Guidelines for IV Infusion
● Apply firm pressure with a sterile cotton ball for 2–5 minutes after needle removal (longer if taking blood thinners). Do not rub the area to avoid bruising.
● Keep the dressing (bandage) on for at least 30–60 minutes. Avoid soaking the area in baths, hot tubs, or swimming pools for 24 hours to reduce infection risk.
● Drink approximately 500 ml of water after treatment to help the body absorb nutrients and eliminate metabolic waste.
● Avoid strenuous exercise, excessive alcohol, or high caffeine intake for 24 hours, as these may reduce the benefits of hydration and nutrient absorption.
● Small bruises may appear; you can apply a warm compress after 24 hours. If there is redness, swelling, or pain, a cold compress can help during the
initial period.
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