NAD+ IM Injections In
Seattle, Washington

The Convenience Of IM Injections

We know how valuable time can be, and fitting a lengthy treatment into a hectic schedule isn’t always realistic. While IV therapy can be beneficial, these treatments might last up to two hours per session. On the other hand, IM (intramuscular) injections are quick and can be done from home if our team approves and provides instructions for at-home administration.

• Home Treatment: Rather than sitting in a clinic for a few hours, these shots can be administered quickly at home.
  
• Less Setup: IV therapy requires equipment like IV bags and pumps, whereas an IM injection only needs a small needle and syringe.
  
• Faster Appointments: When injections are done in the clinic, appointments typically last only a few minutes.
  

This convenience factor is a major reason so many of our patients choose NAD+ IM injections. They simply work better for daily life.

Benefits Of NAD+ IM Injections

While research is still ongoing, and NAD+ injections are not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease², there are some potential benefits that have been observed in clinical settings and supported by evolving scientific literature^1,3:

• Boost in Energy Levels: Many individuals report feeling more energetic, with fewer midday slumps.
  
• Cognitive Support: People sometimes notice better concentration and clarity, which may be tied to how NAD+ supports brain cell health¹.
  
• Cellular Health: NAD+ plays a key role in cellular metabolism and DNA repair, which could have a broad impact on overall wellness¹.
  
• Potential Anti-Aging Support: While there is no “fountain of youth,” restoring NAD+ levels might support the body’s natural processes linked to healthy aging³.
  

It’s important to remember that experiences can vary from person to person. Some might feel a difference right away, while others notice changes gradually.

What To Expect

At Seattle Plastic Surgery, our approach to NAD+ IM injections begins with a personalized consultation. We want to understand every patient’s goals, current health status, and lifestyle to ensure that NAD+ therapy is suitable. Once it’s confirmed that an individual is a good candidate, the process is straightforward:

• Consultation: Our team reviews health history, possible contraindications, and discusses the anticipated outcomes.
  
• Dosage Recommendation: We recommend 125 mg once or twice a week, depending on specific needs and goals.
  
• Administration: NAD+ is injected directly into the muscle (often the deltoid), which can be done in the clinic. Some patients may qualify to administer injections at home with our instructions, which saves time and offers more flexibility.
  
• Follow-Up: We may schedule regular check-ins to track progress and adjust the routine if necessary.
  

Since NAD+ is already naturally found in the body, many people tolerate these injections well. However, as with any treatment, it’s wise to watch for unusual reactions and contact our office if you have concerns.

Is There Any Downtime?

One of the biggest perks of NAD+ IM injections is the minimal (often zero) recovery time. After an injection, many patients return to work or run errands without missing a beat.

Because the injection is placed in the muscle, there could be slight soreness or bruising at the site, which is typical with IM injections. We recommend avoiding intense exercise for a short period if the injection site feels tender, but most patients find that any discomfort is fleeting.

How Much Do NAD+ Injections Cost In Seattle?

We offer a $299 monthly subscription for NAD+ injections, which includes a recommended dosage of NAD+ IM Injections of 50mg twice a week for $299.

. This approach allows many patients to stay on track with consistent dosing and maintain the benefits over time.

Cost can vary based on additional services, so discussing specific pricing details with our team is best. We strive to make NAD+ therapy accessible and’ll be happy to walk through financing options if needed.

We are dedicated to personalized care and seek to empower our patients with effective, science-backed treatments. Whether someone comes in for an in-office injection or chooses to do the therapy at home, we are here for guidance and support every step.

To book your appointment at Seattle Plastic Surgery, you can fill out our online contact form, check our Price Simulator, or give us a call at 206-739-0355. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How soon can one expect to see benefits?

Results can vary. Some individuals feel a boost in energy after a few treatments, while others may notice gradual improvements over weeks or months³.

Are NAD+ IM injections FDA-approved?

NAD+ injections are not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease². They are used off-label in various wellness clinics based on the growing body of research and patient reports^1,3.

Can these injections replace a healthy lifestyle?

NAD+ IM injections aren’t meant to replace healthy habits. They may complement an overall wellness plan that includes balanced nutrition, exercise, and adequate rest¹.

Do the injections hurt?

Most people compare the sensation to a mild sting or pressure, similar to a routine vaccination. Any discomfort usually passes quickly.

Who is an ideal candidate for NAD+ IM injections?

Individuals looking to support their energy levels or cognitive function, and who have no contraindications, may be good candidates. However, a thorough consultation with our team is the best way to determine if NAD+ therapy is right for you.

References

1. Yoshino J, Baur JA, Imai SI. NAD+ Intermediates: The Biology and Therapeutic Potential of NMN and NR. Cell Metab. 2018;27(2):313-323. [PubMed]^1
   
2. U.S. Food & Drug Administration. FDA Regulation of Human Cells, Tissues, and Cellular and Tissue-Based Products (HCT/Ps). [FDA]^2
   
3. Liu L, Su X, Quinn TJ, et al. Quantitative Analysis of NAD Synthesis-Breakdown Fluxes. Cell Metab. 2018;27(5):1067-1080. [PubMed]^3
   

(All statements regarding potential benefits or effects of NAD+ IM injections are supported by the cited references. NAD+ injections are not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results may vary.)