Vitamin Injections

Vitamin B12 is essential for healthy red blood cell production, nervous system function, and energy metabolism. Injections deliver it directly into the muscle, where it is absorbed more efficiently than tablets. Many people choose B12 injections to combat fatigue, support focus, and improve overall wellbeing.

Benefits: Boosts energy, supports metabolism, aids concentration, and can improve mood.

Side effects: Mild tenderness or bruising at the injection site is possible. Rarely, allergic reactions can occur.

When not suitable: Not advised if you have certain blood disorders or known allergies to B12 preparations.

Frequency: Often recommended every 4–12 weeks depending on your needs and consultation outcome.

Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that supports immune defence, collagen production, and wound healing. Intramuscular injections allow higher levels to be absorbed than oral supplements, giving a more direct effect.

Benefits: Strengthens the immune system, supports healthy skin, reduces tiredness, and protects against oxidative stress.

Side effects: Some people may experience mild soreness at the injection site. High doses can occasionally cause stomach upset if taken orally, but this is not usually an issue with intramuscular injections.

When not suitable: Not advised for individuals with certain kidney conditions or a history of kidney stones.

Frequency: Can be given weekly or monthly depending on health goals.

Vitamin D plays a key role in bone strength, muscle function, and immune support. Many people in the UK are deficient, especially in the winter months. Intramuscular injections provide a reliable boost, bypassing the digestive system for more effective absorption.

Benefits: Strengthens bones and teeth, supports muscle health, and helps regulate immunity.

Side effects: Mild discomfort at the injection site; very high levels may cause calcium imbalance, which is why dosage is assessed carefully.

When not suitable: Not recommended for people with high calcium levels, kidney disease, or certain endocrine conditions.

Frequency: Often given every 3–6 months, depending on individual vitamin D levels.

Biotin (Vitamin B7) is known as the “beauty vitamin,” helping to maintain healthy hair, skin, and nails. It also supports energy metabolism and nervous system health. Injections ensure the vitamin is absorbed more effectively than through supplements alone.

Benefits: Strengthens hair and nails, supports glowing skin, and helps convert food into energy.

Side effects: Very rare — may include mild irritation at the injection site.

When not suitable: Generally considered safe, but caution in those with known allergies.

Frequency: Often recommended weekly or fortnightly as part of a wellness or beauty routine.

Biotin (Vitamin B7) is known as the “beauty vitamin,” helping to maintain healthy hair, skin, and nails. It also supports energy metabolism and nervous system health. Injections ensure the vitamin is absorbed more effectively than through supplements alone.

Benefits: Strengthens hair and nails, supports glowing skin, and helps convert food into energy.

Side effects: Very rare — may include mild irritation at the injection site.

When not suitable: Generally considered safe, but caution in those with known allergies.

Frequency: Often recommended weekly or fortnightly as part of a wellness or beauty routine.

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell of the body, essential for energy production and cellular repair. NAD+ injections can support overall energy, focus, recovery, and healthy ageing.

Benefits: Improves energy levels, supports brain function, aids muscle recovery, and promotes cellular repair.

Side effects: Temporary flushing, tenderness, or mild nausea can occur in some individuals.

When not suitable: Not advised during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or in those with certain metabolic or medical conditions.

Frequency: Can be given weekly or monthly depending on individual needs and consultation advice.

ntramuscular injections allow vitamins to bypass the digestive system, ensuring they are absorbed directly into the bloodstream. This means faster, more effective results compared to oral supplements.

Vitamins are essential, but more is not always better. Overdosing is possible if treatments are given too frequently or at unnecessarily high doses. This is why every injection is preceded by a medical consultation to ensure safety, appropriate timing, and the right dosage for your individual needs.

Frequency depends on the vitamin and your individual needs. Some injections, such as B12 or biotin, may be given every few weeks, while vitamin D is usually required less often. NAD+ and vitamin C can be tailored to your energy, wellness, or recovery goals. During your consultation, we will create a treatment plan that suits you.