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Injectable Vitamins and IV Therapy With Dr. Sherly Soleiman

In an interview with CareCredit, Dr. Soleiman, board-certified physician and injectables specialist, discusses the benefits of injectable vitamins and IV therapies. Read edited excerpts from her interview and watch the video below.*

Reviewed by Dr. Sherly Soleiman

Written by Adrienne Santos-Longhurst

Posted June 30, 2023

What are Injectable Vitamins?

Injectable vitamins are vitamins that are injected into the muscle or fat through a syringe or administered directly into the bloodstream via an IV drip.

Why Do People Get Injectable Vitamins and IV Therapy?

There are a few reasons someone might get injectable vitamins, including:

What Are the Benefits of Vitamin Therapy?

The benefits of injectable vitamin therapy include:

How Long Does it Take to Feel the Benefits?

It depends on what you're treating because the number of injections or infusions varies from person to person. For instance, a vitamin deficiency may require several injections over a few weeks to rectify, while rehydration for a hangover would provide almost immediate results.

How Much Do Vitamin Injections and IV Therapy Cost?

The cost can vary significantly depending on what's being injected and how many treatments are required. A B12 injection can cost as little as $25 while stem cell drips can range as high as $7,500 to $10,000.

CareCredit for Injectable Vitamins

The CareCredit credit card can be used to pay for injectable vitamins and I.V. therapy, and other health and wellness products and services to help you feel and look your best,** such as:

Financing Vitamin Therapy With The CareCredit Credit Card

When getting vitamin therapy or another procedure, the CareCredit credit card can help you pay for costs not covered by insurance.** Apply today and use our Acceptance Locator to find a doctor or cosmetic specialist near you that accepts CareCredit. Continue your wellness journey by downloading the CareCredit Mobile App to manage your CareCredit account, find a provider on the go, and easily access the Well U hub for more great articles, podcasts, and videos.

Author Bio

Adrienne Santos-Longhurst is a writer who has been covering health and lifestyle for almost two decades. She's written extensively on physical and mental health conditions and treatments, as well as fitness, beauty, and relationships. She's best known for her empathetic and informative pieces for Healthline, Insider, Medical News Today, and more.

Meet the Expert

Dr. Soleiman is a board-certified physician and injectables specialist, and the founder of the Cosmetic Injectables Center in Sherman Oaks, California. She's also faculty for Allergan, a company that makes Botox and fillers, and is currently enjoying teaching. Meeting lots of different people, seeing her patients, and getting to share what she's learned are what she finds most rewarding.

* This is not a transcript. This is a summary of the information discussed during the interview.

** Subject to credit approval.

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