The B-Lean IV Infusion is a comprehensive weight management solution featuring advanced therapies. It includes options like Semaglutide/Tirzepatide for effective metabolic support and a non-GLP1 program utilizing Sermorelin and Naltrexone to promote weight loss and overall wellness. This professional approach is tailored to help you achieve and sustain your health goals.
Support weight management with advanced metabolic and wellness therapies.
Body (abdomen, thighs, arms).
$350
B-Lean IV Infusion
Supports weight loss with advanced metabolic and wellness therapy solutions.
Pre-Treatment
Stay hydrated and avoid alcohol 24 hours before your infusion. Discuss your weight management goals and medical history with your provider. Arrive relaxed and prepared for a comfortable session.
Post-Treatment
Drink plenty of water and maintain a healthy diet post-treatment. Refrain from alcohol and caffeine for 24 hours to optimize the effects. Follow your provider’s instructions to support ongoing weight management efforts.
What to Expect
You may feel an immediate sense of hydration and energy post-infusion. Mild warmth or sensitivity at the IV site is normal and resolves quickly. Results such as enhanced metabolism or weight management benefits will develop with regular treatments.
You can expect improved metabolism, enhanced energy levels, and support for weight management goals. Results are progressive with continued treatments, leading to sustainable health benefits. Combined with a healthy lifestyle, effects are amplified.
B-Lean IV Infusions can be repeated every 1-2 weeks, depending on your weight management plan. Regular sessions can help sustain energy and metabolic benefits. Your provider will advise on the frequency that aligns with your health goals.
B-Lean IV Infusions are not typically recommended during pregnancy, especially if they include medications like Semaglutide or Sermorelin. Consult your provider for a safe wellness plan during pregnancy. Post-pregnancy infusions can better align with your goals.
B-Lean IV Infusions involve minimal discomfort, usually limited to the initial IV insertion. Most patients find the procedure relaxing and pain-free once the infusion begins. Any sensitivity at the injection site is temporary.
