Have questions about fat dissolving injections in Korea? VEI Clinic has the answers—locations, pricing, photos, and more. Discover safe, effective treatment options with English-friendly support to help you achieve your body goals with confidence.

Quick Overview

• 🩺 Doctor-supervised IVs after a brief evaluation
• 🌐 English-friendly explanations and written aftercare
• ⏱️ Same-day or next-day booking when slots are available
• 🚇 Near Apgujeong Station (Exit 5) for easy access
• 💳 Transparent quotes provided before treatment

What Weight-Loss IVs Can (and Can’t) Do

• Can help with: hydration after travel/illness, energy support, workout recovery, micronutrient repletion, and metabolic co-factors alongside a medical weight plan.
• Not a stand-alone diet or fat-loss cure. Best when paired with nutrition, activity, meds (if indicated), and follow-ups.

IV Options (Prescribed Case-by-Case)

• Hydration & Electrolytes IV — supports circulation, reduces post-travel fatigue.
• Metabolism Support IV — B-complex/B12 + selected amino acids or carnitine as appropriate.
• Recovery IV — after illness or strenuous training; may include minerals and antioxidants per doctor’s plan.
• Add-ons (only if suitable) — targeted vitamins/minerals based on labs and history.

Final ingredients and doses are personalized by the clinician. Some components aren’t appropriate during pregnancy, certain heart/kidney conditions, or with specific medications.

Who Is It For?

• Travelers or busy professionals with low energy, dehydration, or frequent jet lag
• Patients starting a medical weight-management program
• Individuals needing micronutrient support confirmed by history or labs

Who Should Avoid or Delay?

• Fever, active infection, uncontrolled blood pressure, or severe heart/kidney disease
• Pregnant/breastfeeding patients unless specifically cleared
• Anyone with allergies to proposed components

How Your Visit Works

1. Check-in & brief consult (symptoms, meds, goals)
2. Vitals & suitability check (labs if needed)
3. Personalized IV plan + written quote
4. IV infusion (typically 30–60 minutes)
5. Aftercare notes + optional follow-up or program enrollment

Aftercare & Safety Tips

• Hydrate with water post-infusion; keep the bandage on for a few hours.
• Avoid heavy workouts for the rest of the day.
• Report unusual redness, swelling, or dizziness promptly.
• For best results, maintain sleep, protein intake, and steps; track weight and measurements weekly.

Pair With (Optional)

• Diagnostics: blood tests (CBC, CMP, iron, B12, vitamin D), body composition scan
• Medical weight loss: clinician assessment for GLP-1 (e.g., Wegovy), dual agonists (e.g., Tirzepatide/Mounjaro), or alternatives when appropriate
• Nutrition plan: simple calorie targets and protein goals; snack swaps for travel days

FAQs

How often should I get an IV?
Frequency is individualized—often periodic (e.g., before/after trips) or during the first 4–8 weeks of a weight program.

Will I feel results immediately?
Hydration/energy support may be felt the same day; body composition changes depend on diet, activity, and any medications—not the IV alone.

Do I need lab tests first?
Not always. Your clinician will advise if labs are needed to tailor vitamins/minerals safely.

Location & Booking

• 📍 VEI Clinic, Apgujeong (Gangnam) — short walk from Apgujeong Station, Exit 5
• 🗓️ Weekday + limited Saturday slots; same-day often possible
• 💬 Message for English support. Please share current meds, allergies, and goals when booking.



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Medical disclaimer: IV therapy is provided only after a clinician evaluation and may not be suitable for everyone. This page is informational and not a substitute for personalized medical advice.

Our weight-loss specialist is here to answer your questions and guide your plan with clear, one-on-one support. We’ll review eligibility, required labs, medications, and your visit schedule so you know exactly what to expect. Please read your Patient Rights & Program Requirements to begin with confidence.