Yes, IV hydration therapy is generally safe when administered by trained professionals. It's important to ensure the procedure is done in a licensed clinic or by a certified healthcare provider to minimize any risks.

Side effects are rare but may include bruising at the insertion site, slight discomfort during the infusion, or a mild reaction to specific nutrients (such as a sensation of warmth). These are usually temporary and subside shortly after the treatment.

The frequency depends on your personal health goals. Some people may benefit from regular infusions for ongoing energy or skin health, while others may need it occasionally for hydration or recovery purposes. A typical recommendation might be once a week or once a month, depending on your needs. Tasha can help you figure this out based on your individual goals.

It’s generally fine to eat or drink before your session, but if you’re coming in for hydration due to a hangover or illness, you may want to avoid heavy meals right before. You should stay hydrated before the session to enhance its effects.

Common nutrients found in IV hydration drips include vitamin C, Zinc, Glycine, Chromium, Tralement, Alpha Lipoic Acide, CoQ10, Lipo-B, B-vitamins (like B12 and B complex), magnesium, calcium, electrolytes, glutathione, and amino acids. Some treatments may also include hydrating fluids like saline or Ringer’s lactate.

After an IV drip, many people report feeling more energized, refreshed, and hydrated. You may notice improvements in mental clarity, skin appearance, and reduced fatigue. The effects can last anywhere from a few days to a few weeks, depending on your body’s needs and the type of treatment.

Yes, you can go about your normal activities after an IV therapy session. Most people feel energized and ready to resume work, exercise, or social plans without any downtime.

If you’re afraid of needles, let your nurse know. We use topical numbing cream and some other possible techniques to ensure you're comfortable.

In most cases, IV hydration therapy is not covered by insurance, as it’s often considered an elective or wellness treatment. Thrive Medaesthetic does accept Health Savings Plans (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)

If you feel any discomfort or unusual symptoms during your IV session, such as lightheadedness or pain, let your nurse know immediately. They will adjust the treatment to ensure you’re comfortable and safe.