Intravenous (IV) Therapies

IV therapy is planned with a personalised approach to support metabolic balance and lasting well-being, based on predictable results and patient safety.

Overview

IV therapy is tailored to your medical history and treatment goals.

Intravenous (IV) therapies are given using a personalised protocol focused on metabolic balance, lasting well-being, predictable results and patient safety. At the consultation, your specialist draws up a realistic treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Each stage is monitored with regular check-ups so that recovery and long-term results progress steadily and safely.

A personalised protocol for IV therapy
Current clinical standards under specialist supervision
Planning focused on function, balance and safety
Structured follow-up and recovery care

What Is Intravenous (IV) Therapy?

IV therapy is a medical treatment that delivers vitamins, minerals, fluids and various nutrients directly into the body through a vein.

A drip is placed so that the contents go straight into the bloodstream. It is most often used for fluid loss, dehydration, electrolyte imbalances and vitamin or mineral deficiencies.

It can also be used to support immunity, energy, recovery and general well-being. It must always be planned individually and given by healthcare professionals.

When Is IV Therapy Used?

IV treatments can be tailored to different clinical needs, and the number of sessions is decided by the specialist.

Situations in which IV therapy is sometimes used as a supportive treatment, after medical assessment:

Asthma
Migraine
Chronic fatigue syndrome
Fibromyalgia
Muscle spasms
Muscle pain

The effect of treatment can vary depending on the contents, the protocol and your general health.

Treatment Process

Consultation and Assessment

Your goals, current health and suitable treatment options are assessed in detail.

The Treatment

The chosen protocol is applied with safety, comfort and clinical precision as the basis.

Follow-up and Recovery

You are informed about what to expect after treatment, and a check-up plan is created to monitor progress.

Who is it suitable for?

Patients who need IV therapy
People found suitable after a clinical assessment
People able to follow the aftercare advice
People aiming for natural, balanced results

Quick Facts

Duration: 30–90 minutes
Treatment Model: Periodic sessions
Recovery: Back to daily life the same day
Method: Personalised supportive care protocols

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is IV therapy suitable for?

Suitability is decided after a specialist assessment and a review of your medical history.

How soon can I return to daily life after IV therapy?

You can usually return to daily life on the same day. Mild tiredness may occur.

When is the treatment plan confirmed?

The personal plan is confirmed once the clinical assessment is complete.

Our doctors

Prof. Dr. Mübin Hoşnuter – Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery