FAQs

A: For most people, IV therapy is safe and well tolerated when provided by trained medical professionals. Before your treatment, our team reviews your health history, medications, allergies, and individual needs to make sure the treatment is a good fit for you.

 Our Registered Nurses monitor you throughout your infusion and are trained to recognize and respond to any unexpected reactions.

If needed, our Medical Director, Motaz Baibars, MD, is available to provide additional guidance and help create a personalized treatment plan.

Your safety and comfort are always our priority.

A: Can be described as a quick pinch or sharp sting that lasts only a few seconds. We use approximately sized needles for our treatments, so most IVs cause minimal pain.

A: We currently do not accept insurance and our services are self-pay.

We strive to keep our mobile IV therapy services affordable and competitively priced while maintaining a high standard of quality, safety, and personalized care.

A: Drink plenty of water, eat a light meal, bring a list of medications and supplements, inform your nurse about allergies and medical conditions, and let us know if you’re pregnant or have fluid restrictions.

A: Most people tolerate IV infusions well, and serious complications are uncommon. However, as with any procedure involving a needle entering the skin, there are potential risks, including mild pain or discomfort, bruising, bleeding, irritation, and infection.

Our Registered Nurses follow appropriate infection-control and IV-placement procedures to help minimize these risks.

Some clients may notice temporary sensations during an infusion, such as coolness in the arm, warmth, or a mild sensation as the fluid enters the bloodstream. These sensations can occur during IV therapy and are generally temporary.

A: When nutrients are administered intravenously (IV) or intramuscularly (IM), they are delivered directly into the bloodstream or muscle tissue rather than being processed through the digestive tract.

 This allows for rapid delivery and predictable administration of the nutrients and fluids provided during your treatment. Unlike oral supplements, which must pass through the gastrointestinal system before being absorbed, IV therapy delivers fluids and nutrients directly into the body.

Our customized IV infusions are designed to support hydration and provide selected vitamins and nutrients based on your individual needs. Whether you’re looking to replenish fluids, support your wellness routine, or simply take some time to recharge, we’re here to help you feel refreshed and HYDRATE’d. 💧

A: Yes, Hydrate Health & Wellness offers mobile IV services for events of all sizes. Contact a member of our team to learn more about how we can accommodate your upcoming private event, party, or corporate wellness program.

A: IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, and nutrients directly into the bloodstream through a small, flexible IV catheter placed by a Registered Nurse. Treatments can be customized to support your individual wellness and hydration needs.

Enjoy convenient IV therapy at home, in the office, or at your next event—with professional nursing care every step of the way.

A: Most IV infusions take approximately 30–60 minutes, depending on the treatment selected and your individual needs.

Plan on about 45–75 minutes for your entire appointment, including IV placement and monitoring. 

A: Yes you can! Maybe you know what extra vitamins your body needs, if not, your nurse will ask and possibly recommend additional vitamins to help you feel, look, and perform better! Check out our Wellness Booster Shots or IV Enhancement Add-Ons for a full list of ingredients that can either be added to your IV therapy (IV) or be given as an intramuscular shot (IM). When you are booking your appointment, you can select which medicines you want added, or you can tell your nurse when she arrives.

A: IV therapy may not be appropriate for everyone. Certain medical conditions, medications, allergies, pregnancy, or fluid restrictions may require additional evaluation before treatment.

Before your infusion, our Registered Nurse will review your health history and current medications to determine whether IV therapy is appropriate and safe for you. When necessary, treatment may be deferred or require medical clearance.

For the safety of our clients and nursing staff, we also do not provide IV wellness services to individuals who are currently COVID-positive or experiencing certain contagious illnesses.

If you have questions about whether IV therapy is appropriate for you, please contact us before booking your appointment.

A: Yes, we do have travel fees. Please contact us directly for more details.

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Monday: 3 PM–6 PM

Wednesday: 3 PM–6 PM

Thursday: 8 AM–11 AM

Hours may vary based on nurse availability. Please call ahead or check our website for the most up-to-date schedule.

Is Jeuveau® right for everyone?

 Not necessarily. Certain medical conditions, medications, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and other factors may affect candidacy. Your medical history will be reviewed before treatment.

Should I plan ahead for an event?

Yes! We recommend scheduling your treatment in advance rather than immediately before a major event. This allows time for your results to develop and for any temporary redness, swelling, or bruising to resolve.

Is there downtime?

Jeuveau® typically requires minimal downtime. Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, or small bumps at the injection sites can occur. Bruising is also possible.

What should I do after treatment?

Stay upright for at least 4 hours after treatment.

Avoid rubbing, pressing, or massaging the treated areas.

Avoid strenuous exercise for the remainder of the day.

Follow any additional aftercare instructions provided by your provider.

How long do results last?

Results commonly last approximately 3–4 months, although duration varies from person to person and may depend on the treatment area and individual response.

What are dermal fillers?

Dermal fillers are injectable treatments that can help restore volume, enhance facial contours, and soften certain lines and folds. Many fillers contain hyaluronic acid (HA), a substance naturally found in your body.

Where can filler be used?

Depending on your goals and the product selected, filler may be used in the lips, cheeks, chin, jawline, and certain facial lines or folds.

Will the treatment hurt?

You may feel some pressure, pinching, or tenderness during treatment. Many fillers contain lidocaine to help with comfort, and additional comfort measures may be available.

Will I swell or bruise?

Some swelling, bruising, redness, or tenderness is normal after filler. Lip filler can cause more noticeable swelling, especially during the first few days. These effects typically improve gradually.

What can I expect afterward?

You can usually return to your normal activities shortly after treatment. Avoid unnecessary pressure or massage of the treated area unless your provider instructs you to do so. Swelling and bruising may take several days to settle, and your final results may take some time to become fully apparent.

Are dermal fillers safe?

Fillers are generally well tolerated, but like any injectable treatment, they carry risks. Rare but serious complications can occur, including infection or injection into a blood vessel. Vascular occlusion is a medical emergency and requires immediate attention.

Your provider will discuss your treatment, expected results, risks, benefits, and aftercare with you before proceeding. Your safety and satisfaction are our priority.

A: For appropriate candidates, they can sometimes be performed during the same visit. Your provider will determine the safest and most appropriate treatment plan.

A: To help ensure a safe and comfortable experience:

Before Your Appointment

Follow any specific instructions provided by your medical provider.

Tell us about all medications and supplements you take.

Share any allergies or medical conditions.

Let us know about previous injectable treatments and any past reactions or complications.

Tell us about any recent dental work or upcoming procedures.

Inform us if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

On Appointment Day

Arrive with a clean face and avoid applying makeup to the treatment area.

Eat and drink normally unless your provider gives you different instructions.

Avoid alcohol before your appointment.

Allow yourself enough time to complete any necessary forms and consultation.

Wear comfortable clothing and come prepared to discuss your treatment goals.

 The more we know about your health history, the better we can personalize your treatment and keep you safe.

A: Our clinical team practices under the oversight of our Medical Director, Motaz Baibars, MD, with a focus on safety, quality, and personalized care.

 All of our treatments are administered by state-licensed Registered Nurses (RNs) who are trained and experienced.