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At Ivy Wellness & Aesthetics, our physician-directed Vitamin & Wellness Injection program is designed to complement a healthy lifestyle and support your overall wellness goals. While proper nutrition, regular exercise, quality sleep, and preventive healthcare remain the foundation of good health, vitamin and wellness injections may be an effective addition for appropriate patients looking to optimize their health. Whether you're participating in our Medical Weight Management, Hormone Optimization, or Peptide Therapy programs, wellness injections can often be incorporated into a personalized treatment plan.
Unlike one-size-fits-all vitamin clinics, every recommendation is individualized. Your physician will review your medical history, symptoms, and laboratory findings when appropriate to determine whether vitamin injections or other supportive therapies may help you achieve your wellness goals.
We offer a variety of physician-directed wellness injections, including:
Additional wellness injection options may also be available and can be discussed during your consultation based on your individual health goals and current evidence-based recommendations.
Many patients choose to combine wellness injections with Medical Weight Management, Hormone Optimization, Peptide Therapy, and Wellness Laboratory Testing to create a comprehensive physician-directed wellness plan tailored to their needs.
These are quick injections, most often into the muscle of the upper arm or the hip, or just beneath the skin. The needle is fine and the injection is brief: a sharp pinch, then a dull ache or a feeling of pressure as the fluid goes in. Some formulations sting more than others, and thicker preparations are generally felt more than thin ones.
The arm can feel bruised or heavy for a day, much as it does after a vaccination, and a small bruise at the site is common. NAD+ is the exception worth asking about specifically, because patients commonly report that it does not feel like a straightforward vitamin shot. Sensitivity differs between people and between sites. Which injections suit you, and how they are given, is decided at your physician evaluation.
Our goal is not simply to administer injections—it is to provide personalized medical care. Every recommendation is tailored to your health history, wellness goals, and clinical evaluation. Patients travel to our Cooper City practice from Davie, Weston, Pembroke Pines and Southwest Ranches, and ongoing wellness follow-up is often available by secure telemedicine for eligible Florida patients.
Vitamin and wellness injections are intended to complement—not replace—a healthy diet, regular exercise, quality sleep, and routine medical care. Treatment recommendations are individualized after physician evaluation.
Injectable vitamins and wellness therapies may complement a healthy lifestyle as part of an individualized physician-directed wellness plan.
Patients seeking support for energy, overall wellness, healthy aging, or those participating in physician-supervised wellness programs may be candidates after evaluation.
Vitamin B12 is an essential vitamin involved in nerve function, red blood cell production, and normal energy metabolism.
MIC contains methionine, inositol, and choline combined with vitamin B12 and is commonly incorporated into physician-supervised wellness and weight management programs.
Glutathione is a naturally occurring antioxidant that is commonly discussed as part of personalized wellness care.
NAD+ is a naturally occurring coenzyme involved in cellular energy production and metabolic function.
Yes. Additional wellness injection options may be available depending on your goals and physician evaluation.
Yes. Many patients combine wellness injections with Medical Weight Management, Peptide Therapy, Hormone Optimization, and Wellness Laboratory Testing.
Some patients benefit from laboratory testing before beginning therapy to help personalize recommendations.
Most wellness injections are offered on a self-pay basis.
They are quick. Most are given into the muscle of the upper arm or hip, or just beneath the skin, and are felt as a sharp pinch followed by a dull ache or pressure as the fluid goes in. Some formulations sting more than others. The arm can feel bruised or heavy for a day, much as it does after a vaccination. NAD+ is the exception worth asking about, as patients commonly report it does not feel like a straightforward vitamin shot. Which injections suit you is decided at your physician evaluation.
Book a consultation and find out which injections, if any, your labs actually support.
Reviewed by Ivy Lawson, MD · Physician — Vascular & Interventional Radiology · Last reviewed September 2026. About Dr. Lawson
