Feeling a little sluggish? Check out our Energy Boost shot! A unique blend of Bcomplex vitamins (nature’s engine revvers) and L-carnitine, an amino acid that helps the body produce energy, will have you feeling ready to take on the world! or your to-do list!

Life is stressful, especially now. If you need a little help to aid in your body’s relaxation response, check out our Chill Boost Injection. A special combination of B-complex vitamins and magnesium can help enhance your mood. The amino acid taurine also helps support general nervous system function and have a calming effect on the brain!

In addition to your regular facials and spa treatments, why not add the Skin Boost to your self-care routine? A potent blend of vitamins, including B-complex, vitamin C and dexpanthenol, this boost can help improve your skin’s hydration, elasticity, and smooth appearance. Topped off with an injection of glutathione, natures “master” antioxidant.

Platelet Rich Plasma, or PRP, is blood plasma with concentrated platelets. The concentrated platelets found in PRP contain large reservoirs of bioactive proteins, including growth factors that are vital to initiate and accelerate tissue repair and regeneration. These bioactive proteins initiate connective tissue healing for bone, tendon and ligament regeneration. They help to promote development of new blood vessels and help to stimulate the wound healing process.

PRP therapy, which takes approximately thirty minutes to complete, begins with collection of 30 milliliters of the patient’s blood. The blood sample is placed in a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma from the other components of whole blood. An Advanced Practice Registered Nurse will then inject the concentrated platelets into the site of the injury or pain. Platelets function as a natural reservoir for growth factors that are essential to repair injured tissues. The growth factors that the platelets secrete stimulate tissue recovery by increasing collagen production, enhancing tendon stem cell proliferation, and tenocyte-related gene and protein expression. These growth factors also stimulate blood flow and cause cartilage to become more firm and resilient. PRP activates tenocytes to proliferate quickly and produce collagen to repair injured tendons, ligaments, cartilage, and muscles.