NAD+ IV therapy
NAD+ intravenous drips as longevity clinics sell them, separate from skin treatments.
NAD+ IV therapy is an intravenous drip sold by longevity and wellness clinics, often next to an aesthetic menu. Sessions are priced by the infusion, and clinics make broad claims about energy and recovery. Those claims are not the same as a measured aesthetic result, and this page does not repeat them as fact.
If you are comparing clinics, compare who supervises the infusion, how long it takes, and what else is in the protocol. It is not a substitute for a skin or lifting treatment elsewhere on this site.
Downtime
People are usually free to leave after the infusion. Nausea or flushing during the drip is something clinics mention. Allow the full appointment length rather than a gap between two other treatments.
This is general information, not a medical recommendation. A registered doctor should decide whether a treatment is suitable for you.