Naturally found in citrus fruits and vegetables, Vitamin C is well-known for supporting the immune system and helping the body ward off illness. But did you know that it also plays a crucial role in building collagen in the skin, healing wounds, and preventing damage to cells both on and beneath the skin?
Our Vitamin C injections in Newcastle upon Tyne provide a quick and effective solution for those suffering from Vitamin C deficiency, as part of our high-standard aesthetic and immune support treatment package.
Your skin will radiate with health
We all know that when you look good, you feel good!
Vitamin C injections, moreover, offer the benefits of a nutrient-rich diet directly to your skin. In addition, the boost in collagen, furthermore, helps combat fine lines. Meanwhile, Vitamin C, consequently, protects the skin from UV rays. Additionally, it alleviates dark patches and uneven skin tones. Lastly, it acts as a powerful antioxidant.
Some other benefits of Vitamin C include:
Reducing under-eye circles
Moisturizing the skin
Decreasing skin inflammation
Slowing the signs of aging
Investing in Vitamin C injections means your health and well-being will radiate from your skin, leaving you looking as great as you feel.
What do our Vitamin C injections in Newcastle upon Tyne involve?
The treatment involves injecting Vitamin C directly into your skin, penetrating the inner layers to ensure protection from the deepest layers up to the surface. This method is more effective than taking a typical multivitamin or oral Vitamin C dose.
While side effects may include potential swelling and pain around the injection site, this is generally a very low-risk procedure that enhances the skin’s natural anti-aging, healing, and moisturizing properties.
VITAMIN C INJECTIONS NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Who needs Vitamin C and why?
Vitamin C is essential for everyone, helping address issues like under-eye circles, uneven skin patches, dull tones, and fine lines. Our Vitamin C injections in Newcastle upon Tyne and Tyne and Wear are an ideal solution for those feeling deficient in this vital nutrient, providing a targeted boost where it’s needed most.
We recommend our Vitamin C injections if your diet lacks sufficient fruits and vegetables or if you notice signs of Vitamin C deficiency, such as dark patches on the skin, slow-healing wounds, swollen or bleeding gums, fatigue, and joint pain.
What is a Vitamin C injection?
The body cannot produce Vitamin C on its own, making it crucial to obtain through diet, supplements, or via direct injection for optimal effectiveness. Replenishing Vitamin C levels is essential to prevent symptoms of deficiency.
Vitamin C injections deliver pure Vitamin C directly into the bloodstream via an intramuscular (IM) injection, typically into the deltoid muscle in your arm. Regular Vitamin C injections can boost physical well-being and help prevent illnesses. Vitamin C acts as a natural antioxidant, improving skin condition and shielding the body from the effects of harmful agents, both internally and externally. These agents can disrupt metabolic processes, leading to tiredness and fatigue.
What does Vitamin deficient mean?
Scurvy is a condition resulting from a deficiency in vitamin C. It can manifest in symptoms such as anemia, weakness, fatigue, spontaneous bleeding, limb pain—especially in the legs—swelling in certain body parts, and in some cases, gum ulceration and tooth loss. While vitamin C deficiency can arise from general undernutrition in developed countries, severe deficiency leading to scurvy is relatively uncommon.
Symptoms may include fatigue, depression, and connective tissue issues like gingivitis, petechiae, rash, internal bleeding, and impaired wound healing.
The association between vitamin C and mood might seem unexpected, yet individuals experiencing vitamin C deficiency often report feeling fatigued or depressed.
Are Vitamin C injections safe?
Vitamin C is water-soluble, meaning the body does not store it. Its absorption is significantly higher when delivered via an intramuscular injection (IM) compared to the roughly 15% absorbed orally. This injection carries very low toxicity levels, posing minimal to no risk.
When intramuscular supplements directly enter the bloodstream, they are not only better absorbed but are also more suitable for individuals with sensitive stomachs. Moreover, they are easily excreted, unlike oral supplements, which can irritate the stomach lining.
What are the benefits of vitamin C injections?
The advantages of Vitamin C have been recognised for centuries. Vitamin C is employed to address colds, bolster immune systems, stimulate collagen production, reduce hypertension, enhance memory function, and may even offer protection against heart disease. Additionally, one of the lesser-known health benefits of Vitamin C is its capacity to assist in burning body fat during moderate exercise.
How often can I have a vitamin C injection?
How quickly will I see improvement?
If you’re deficient in vitamin C, you may notice an improvement in your symptoms within a few days. Typically, these results can last anywhere from 1 to 3 months. However, individual responses vary, so definite outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Keep in mind that vitamin C is readily available from dietary sources, and we strongly advise reviewing your nutrition if you suspect a deficiency.
How much does a Vitamin C injection cost?
Vitamin C Injections clinics near me?
Our Vitamin B12 and C Injections are carried out at our clinic in Newcastle upon Tyne, which is located in one of the most breath-taking and soothing places.
Unit G8, Amber Court, William Armstrong Dr, Newcastle Business Park, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE4 7YA
Tel / WhatsApp: 07450 355605
For Booking Online Appointments: www.myaestheticslounge.co.uk
Email us: info@myaestheticslounge.co.uk
Contact us through social media.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@myaestheticslounge
TikTok: @myaestheticslounge
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/myaestheticlounge
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myaestheticslounge/
Please note: My Aesthetic Lounge is unable to treat any underlying medical conditions and confirmed deficiencies. You must seek treatment via your GP practice.
