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Wellness · From $150

06 / 07

IV Therapy in Huntington Beach

Vitamins and minerals straight to the bloodstream. From $150.

  • Time 30–60 min
  • Downtime Typically none
  • Pain Single needle stick
  • Results Same-day hydration boost; cumulative wellness benefits
  • Sessions As needed; weekly or monthly for wellness goals

The Menu

IV Therapy
pricing.

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What to expect

Honest, considered.

  1. 01

    Quick consult

    We pick the cocktail based on your goal — hydration, immunity, energy, brain fog, post-event reset.

  2. 02

    IV placed

    Single needle, then comfortable chair time. You can read or work.

  3. 03

    Infusion

    30–60 minutes depending on volume. Most patients leave feeling noticeably brighter.

  4. 04

    Aftercare

    Hydrate normally. No restrictions. Most patients feel the effects for a few days.

Honest screening

Who's a good fit,
and who should wait.

Conservative defaults. If anything below applies to you, we'll talk it through at consult — not every "wait" is permanent, and many are short-term. The visit itself is the real screen.

Good candidate

  • Healthy adults wanting hydration, recovery, energy, or general wellness support
  • Frequent travelers — pre-flight or post-flight reset
  • Heavy training or event recovery (weddings, festivals, big workouts)
  • Anyone whose oral supplementation isn't doing the job

Pause / consult first

  • Kidney disease or significantly reduced kidney function
  • Congestive heart failure or other fluid-balance heart conditions
  • Currently pregnant — consult your OB first
  • Severely uncontrolled hypertension
  • Bleeding disorder or on certain anticoagulants
  • Known allergy to any standard infusion component (B vitamins, magnesium, etc.)

Why the bloodstream beats the gut.

The reason we offer IV therapy at the studio is not glamour, it is absorption math. Oral vitamins move through the gut and the liver before they reach the bloodstream, and a meaningful fraction of what you swallow is filtered out before your cells ever see it. IV delivery skips that step entirely. The vitamins, minerals, and electrolytes go directly into circulation, which generally means a higher fraction of what is in the bag reaches circulation.

The other practical advantage is volume. A custom drip puts roughly a liter of medical-grade hydration into you over thirty to sixty minutes, alongside whatever electrolytes, B vitamins, magnesium, or other components fit your goal that day. Many patients describe a lift on the way out — clearer head, steadier energy, calmer body. None of that is magic. It is just the body finally getting what it was already short on.

It is not, however, a replacement for sleep, food, or the basic things that keep a body running. We treat it as a periodic top-up, not a substitute for the unglamorous work of taking care of yourself between visits. We will tell you that honestly if the visit is starting to look like the only intervention.

The skin side of it is the part patients tend to mention unprompted. A well-hydrated body often shows up on the face the next morning in ways a moisturizer alone can't replicate. Some patients notice the under-eye area looks less drawn, the cheek tone reads a bit warmer, and the overall complexion picks up softness that good skin care supports but doesn't always create on its own.

Who actually books it, and when.

The patients we see most for IV therapy are travelers, brides, athletes, and the post-event recovery crowd. Travelers book before or after a flight, especially the long-haul ones, because cabin air does what cabin air does and a saline-and-B-complex drip undoes most of it in an hour. Brides and wedding parties book in the few days before the event, often as a group. The hydration shows on the skin and the energy holds through a long weekend.

Recovery is the other consistent use case. The post-Coachella crowd, the post-marathon crowd, the post-Vegas-bachelorette crowd. Bodies that have spent a few days running on adrenaline, dehydration, and inconsistent food rebound faster on a drip than on water and aspirin alone. We are not making that claim, the patients are. It is one of the most repeat-booked single visits we offer.

We also see a steady stream of locals using it for the more general wellness rotation: every two to four weeks, picked for the goal of the moment (immunity heading into a busy season, energy and B-complex midweek, magnesium for the recovery-and-sleep crowd). The B12 wellness shot at twenty-four ninety-nine is the quickest version of that rotation. It is the five-minute version of the same conversation.

And then there are the patients whose oral supplementation has stopped delivering what it used to. The fatigue that does not lift on a multivitamin, the immunity that dips every December no matter how many capsules are in the morning routine. For that group, a drip is sometimes the cleanest way to find out what was actually missing from the stack. We will not promise a result. We will ask you to notice what shifts in the next week.

How it fits a coastal-life calendar.

There is a specific rhythm to a coastal life that maps unusually well onto IV therapy. Summer training, beach days, sun exposure, the casual amount of dehydration that builds up across a hot Huntington Beach weekend, the social calendar that runs from late spring through October. Bodies in this zip code are working harder than they realize on most weeks, and a drip is one of the few interventions that catches up on the deficit in a single appointment.

We see a meaningful uptick in bookings around the wedding-season months, the post-Coachella weeks, and the run-up to summer holidays. The studio is between Newport and Long Beach, which means we end up on a lot of rehearsal-dinner-day calendars. Two to three days before the event is the right window for the hydration to show on the skin without the drip itself eating the day before.

It also pairs naturally with the rest of the menu. Patients who run microneedling protocols often add a drip the day before or the day after to support healing. Sculptra patients sometimes do the same. We will tell you which day makes sense if you are coming in for both.

For travelers running in and out of John Wayne or LAX every other week, a standing midweek drip is the closest thing we have to a reset button. The schedule looks a little different (more frequent in any given month, lighter on the volume per visit), but the function is the same: catch up the hydration and the micronutrient deficit before the body has to ask twice.

What the visit is actually like.

The visit is short, comfortable, and unglamorous. We talk through your goal at intake (hydration, energy, immunity, brain fog, post-event reset) and build the cocktail accordingly. Most patients feel a faint warmth as the drip starts, sometimes a brief metallic note from the B vitamins that fades in under a minute, and then the next thirty to sixty minutes are quiet chair time. You can read, work, take a call, or close your eyes. We will leave you alone if you want.

Aftercare is genuinely nothing. Drink water normally, eat a normal meal, do not do anything dramatically different. Most patients describe the result as cumulative: better the next morning than the same evening, and steadier across a few days rather than peaking in one hour. Weekly or monthly cadences are common for patients running a real wellness regimen. We will tell you honestly when more often stops adding value.

Our menu keeps the conversation simple: the one-fifty custom cocktail is the catch-all that most patients prefer to book. You tell us the goal — hydration, immunity, energy, recovery — and we build the bag.

Group bookings are welcome and increasingly common. Bridal parties, friend trios, mother-and-daughter visits before a wedding morning. The chair setup is comfortable for two or three patients to sit together and run the drip at the same time, which is also when the studio gets some of its quieter, easier afternoons. The treatment is the same. The conversation is just better.

I absolutely love Excell. I've had facials, chemical peels, Botox, fillers and IV Therapy — great before a long trip overseas!

Joy D. · Verified Yelp review

Jennae Ty-De Guzman, Owner · BSN, RN, WCC

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Jennae Ty-De Guzman

Owner · BSN, RN, WCC

Trained with Dr. Saadat, Dr. Kwok, Dr. Arthur Swift. Lead injector and instructor.

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Common questions

About IV Therapy.

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  • Will I feel anything during the drip?

    Most patients feel calm and slightly warm. Some report a faint metallic taste from B vitamins — normal and fades quickly.

  • How is this different from buying vitamins?

    Oral vitamins move through the gut and liver before they reach circulation. IV delivery bypasses that step, which can mean a higher percentage of certain nutrients reaches your bloodstream.

  • Can I get this regularly?

    Yes. Weekly or monthly is common for wellness regimens. Ask about the B12 Wellness Shot ($24.99) as a quick midweek add-on.

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