B12, biotin, vitamin C, D3 and others, given by a nurse after a health check rather than bought off a shelf. Useful when absorption is the problem, not intake.
Vitamin injections deliver directly rather than through the gut, which matters if absorption is the problem rather than intake.
They are not a substitute for diet, sleep or medical investigation. If tiredness has a cause worth finding, you will be told to see your GP rather than sold a course of injections.
Every appointment starts with a health check. Some vitamins interact with medication and conditions, which is the reason a nurse gives them rather than a therapist.
Each injection is given after a short health check at your first appointment.
What you actually need, and what it costs, is agreed at your appointment.
These are the three that come up most. You get real answers before anything comes out of a packet, and if the honest answer changes what you should have, she will say so.
Your medical history, medication and what you are hoping for. Some vitamins are not appropriate for everyone.
A quick intramuscular injection, usually in the upper arm. You are in and out inside twenty minutes.
Keep the area clean and carry on with your day. How often you repeat depends on why you are having it.
Book a consultation and Gemma will assess your skin properly, then tell you honestly what would help.
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It depends which vitamin and why. This is discussed at your first appointment rather than sold as a fixed course.
Usually not. B12 in particular builds over days rather than hours.
Not always, but if your symptoms suggest something worth investigating you will be advised to see your GP.
That is exactly what the health check is for. Bring a list of anything you take.
Sometimes, and the B12, C and D package exists for that reason.
Other treatments worth knowing about, and the skincare that keeps the result going once you are home.

Assessed by a nurse prescriber.
From £30
A skin booster for firmness and glow.
From £180
Collagen stimulation for texture and tone.
From £60Shop-bought skincare is weaker for a reason. The professional stuff works, but the wrong active on the wrong skin does more harm than none at all, so she picks it after seeing your skin and orders it in for you.