IV Vitamin C and Zinc Drip
A shorter infusion focused on vitamin C, zinc and B vitamins.
- Focus
- Vitamin C, zinc, B vitamins
- Price
- £150
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Clinician-led vitamin therapy
Settle into a comfortable chair on Wimpole Street, catch up on emails, and let a clinician give your vitamin infusion. Every drip is planned at a medical consultation, so what goes in is matched to what your body needs.
per treatment
Where symptoms suggest a deficiency, a simple test comes first.
A blood test first means your drip is matched to what your body needs.
A relaxed medical conversation about your history and any known deficiencies. Where symptoms suggest a deficiency, a blood test comes first so the infusion is matched to you.
What you feel or see A medical conversation before anything is booked.
What to do A blood test first means your drip is matched to what your body needs.
A relaxed medical conversation about your history and any known deficiencies. Where symptoms suggest a deficiency, a blood test comes first so the infusion is matched to you.
What you feel or see A medical conversation before anything is booked.
What to do A blood test first means your drip is matched to what your body needs.
A small cannula placed in the arm by a clinician.
What you feel or see A brief scratch.
What to do Settle into a comfortable seat and enjoy the time to yourself.
Forty five minutes to two hours depending on protocol. NAD+ is the longest, because it is infused slowly for comfort. The solution is infused over the appointment. You sit comfortably throughout and can work, read or take calls.
What you feel or see Sitting comfortably; you can work, read or take calls.
What to do Bring a laptop or a book.
The cannula is removed and you leave. No downtime and no restrictions.
What you feel or see Nothing to recover from.
What to do Carry on with your day.
Your clinician explains what to expect at your consultation.
What you feel or see A relaxed appointment, then on with your day.
What to do Tell your clinician how you felt at your next visit.
A relaxed medical conversation about your history and any known deficiencies. Where symptoms suggest a deficiency, a blood test comes first so the infusion is matched to you.
A small cannula placed in the arm by a clinician.
Forty five minutes to two hours depending on protocol. NAD+ is the longest, because it is infused slowly for comfort. The solution is infused over the appointment. You sit comfortably throughout and can work, read or take calls.
The cannula is removed and you leave. No downtime and no restrictions.
Your clinician explains what to expect at your consultation.
Vitamins given by clinicians, after a proper consultation.
Every drip is planned at a medical consultation, with a clinician.
Every patient is assessed by a qualified clinician, a doctor, nurse or other qualified practitioner, before anything is booked.
Lead Practitioner
Award-winning aesthetic nurse practitioner with more than twenty years of specialist NHS nursing and over a decade in advanced aesthetic medicine. Qualified independent prescriber and the clinic’s CQC registered manager.
Doctor
MBChB, BSc (Hons), with First-Class degrees in Physiological Sciences and in Medicine and Surgery, and extensive NHS experience across medical and surgical specialties. Trained with DermaMedical.
The right choice depends on your skin and what you are treating; a consultation settles it.
| IV dripsInfusion through a small cannula | Vitamin B12 injectionsInjection | |
|---|---|---|
| Suitable for | Assessed at consultation | Assessed at consultation |
| Given by | Clinicians, in clinic | Clinicians |
| Testing | Where symptoms suggest a deficiency | Recommended before starting |
| See pricing | Explore vitamin B12 |
Your clinician matches the drip or injection to your needs at the consultation.
Appointment45 to 120 minutes
DowntimeNone
Your plan and the number of sessions are agreed at your consultation, before anything is booked.
Every drip is planned at a medical consultation, so what goes in is matched to you, and your clinician explains whether a drip suits you.
Infusions shine where the body has a real need, so Regents Park Aesthetics checks first and builds the plan around you. Your clinician explains what to expect at the consultation.
From £150 for the Vitamin C and Zinc Drip, £250 for a vitamin infusion or NAD+, and £300 for the Glow Drip.
Forty five minutes to two hours. NAD+ is the longest because it has to be infused slowly to be comfortable.
Every drip is planned at a medical consultation, after a proper look at your history. Your clinician talks you through what to expect for your own body at the consultation.
Our drips simply deliver vitamins, given by a clinician and planned at a medical consultation.
A coenzyme found naturally in every cell. Interest is high and the research is still growing, so your clinician walks you through the current evidence in plain language before you decide.
A cannula is placed in the arm, which is a brief scratch. During the infusion you may feel coolness along the arm and taste the vitamins, both normal.
None. You can work through the appointment and leave straight afterwards.
It depends entirely on why you are having it. Your clinician agrees the timing with you. Every plan has a clear end point agreed with you.
Where symptoms suggest a deficiency, yes. A blood test first means the infusion is matched to what your body needs, and your clinician runs through your medical history at the consultation.
A clinician, at our Wimpole Street clinic, with resuscitation equipment on site.
Every plan starts with a conversation and a close look at your health, so the treatment you book is the one that suits you.
Tell us what you’d like to achieve. Regents Park Aesthetics will be in touch within one working day to arrange your consultation.