intravenous drip infusion therapy

Regenerative medicine is a medical treatment that aims to regenerate cells and tissues by utilizing the patient's own cells and drawing out the body's own "natural healing power".

Our bodies inherently have the ability to repair damaged areas, just as grazes and cuts heal naturally. Regenerative medicine is a medical technology that aims to promote more effective tissue repair and regeneration by utilizing this natural ability to heal.

Regenerative medicine by intravenous infusion is a treatment that conditions the body from the inside by directly administering active ingredients or autologous ingredients into the blood vessels.
Compared to oral intake, absorption efficiency is higher, and it is expected to deliver necessary ingredients into the body more efficiently.

Main effects

Support for health maintenance and condition management
Support for anti-aging care
Aiming to improve fatigue and lethargy
Supporting the maintenance of daily performance
Care that supports aesthetic medicine from the inside out

Features and Benefits of Treatment

-Direct Approach to the Body Direct approach to the body

When administered into blood vessels, it is expected that the ingredients will be efficiently distributed throughout the body.

-Dr. Brennan Less downtime

The treatment has minimal impact on daily life, as patients can return home immediately after the procedure.

-Philadelphia Business Journal Easy to continue treatment

Since the process is completed in a relatively short time, it can be continued effortlessly in accordance with one's lifestyle.

Postoperative course and follow-up

Treatment Time: The treatment time varies depending on the contents of the infusion and the dosage, but is usually 30 minutes to 1 hour.

Postoperative hospital visit: After the treatment, we will check your physical condition and, if necessary, follow up with you at a later date. Multiple visits may be required depending on the treatment.

Postoperative swelling: IV therapy usually does not cause significant swelling, but redness, mild swelling, pain, and internal bleeding may occur at the site of needle insertion. Most will settle within a few days.

anesthesia: Anesthesia is usually not required. If you are concerned about pain, we can accommodate your needs.

shower: Showering is often possible on the same day, but the puncture site should not be rubbed hard.

make: Makeup can be applied as usual on the same day in most cases.

face-washing: Facial cleansing can be done on the same day. You can go about your day as usual.

Postoperative risks and side effects

-Pain, swelling, and internal bleeding at the injection site Pain, swelling and internal bleeding at injection site

-Temporary dizziness and nausea Temporary dizziness and nausea

-Allergic reactions (rare) Allergic reactions (rare)

-Infection (risk associated with the use of needles) Infection (risk associated with needle use)

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