Question 1

What injection treatments are available at Plump Medical Spa?

Accepted Answer

Three. Vitamin B12 injection for diagnosed or suspected deficiency. Hangover therapy, combining ondansetron for nausea, ketorolac for pain, and B12 for fatigue. And B12 with folic acid as nutrient support during GLP-1 weight loss therapy. All are intramuscular injections administered personally by Dr. Amir Mortazavi, MD in Newport Beach.

Question 2

Does Plump Medical Spa offer IV drips?

Accepted Answer

No. These are intramuscular injections rather than intravenous infusions. An injection takes about ten minutes with no line placement, compared with the 45 to 60 minutes a typical IV requires. For the treatments offered here, the medication and vitamins are effective given intramuscularly, so the infusion time adds nothing.

Question 3

Do vitamin injections give you energy?

Accepted Answer

Only if you are deficient. Correcting a genuine B12 deficiency resolves the fatigue it was causing, sometimes dramatically. In someone with normal levels, additional B12 is water-soluble and simply excreted — it does not produce extra energy. A blood test distinguishes the two situations, and testing before a course of injections is recommended where deficiency has not been established.

Question 4

Who administers the injections?

Accepted Answer

Dr. Amir Mortazavi, MD personally. That matters most for hangover therapy, which contains two prescription medications — ketorolac in particular has genuine contraindications including gastrointestinal, kidney, and bleeding history, and requires assessment before administration rather than being available on request.

Question 5

Do I need a blood test before a vitamin injection?

Accepted Answer

It is recommended unless deficiency is already established or a clear risk factor is present. Serum B12 is an inexpensive test, and it distinguishes deficiency that injections will genuinely correct from normal levels where they add nothing. Testing also matters because the symptoms of deficiency — fatigue, brain fog, tingling — overlap with thyroid disease, anaemia, and other conditions that supplementation would not address.

Question 6

How long does an injection appointment take?

Accepted Answer

Around ten minutes, including a brief assessment. The injection itself takes under a minute. There is no downtime and normal activity resumes immediately, with occasional soreness at the injection site.

B12 Boost

GLP-1 Support

Immune Boost

HangOver Therapy