Glow from the inside out.

Most people start with the Skin Glow Drip — Glutathione + Vit C + B-Complex — as a 6-drip course over 6 weeks. Pre-event one-off? A single Enhanced Glow Drip 7–10 days out. Maintenance between courses? Glutathione Shots monthly. The free 10-minute consultation is where we match you correctly — we don't push the Enhanced tier on patients who don't need the higher dose.

Glutathione is the body's main intracellular antioxidant and it down-regulates tyrosinase — the enzyme that produces melanin. Oral glutathione has very poor bioavailability (under 10%); IV bypasses that entirely and delivers a full clinical dose to circulation within minutes. Across a 6-week course at appropriate doses, the evidence supports brighter overall tone, reduced melanin production, and improved oxidative defence. It is not a bleaching agent — it's a slowdown of pigment production.

Yes — when administered by a doctor in a clinical setting with proper screening. We take baseline bloods before the first drip, screen for G6PD deficiency (a contraindication for high-dose Vit C and gluta), and monitor throughout each infusion. The main side effects are mild — occasional bruising at the cannula site, transient garlic/sulphur taste during a glutathione push. We do not perform drips on patients who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or who have certain renal conditions.

For the Skin Glow course: 6 drips, once per week for 6 weeks. Most patients see meaningful change by drip 3 and the full result settles around drip 5–6. After the course, maintenance is typically one drip every 6–8 weeks, or a monthly Glutathione Shot. For pre-event glow with no prior course: a single Enhanced drip 7–10 days out works.

Results typically hold for 3–6 months after a full course, provided you maintain good SPF, sleep, and don't add new sources of oxidative stress (smoking, heavy alcohol, unmanaged stress). A maintenance drip every 6–8 weeks extends results indefinitely. Without maintenance, the body's antioxidant reserves gradually return to baseline.

Yes — and many patients do. Glutathione + Vit C IV pairs particularly well with our peel and pigmentation protocols, because it addresses the systemic side of melanin regulation while the topical/in-clinic treatments address the existing pigment. We sequence them carefully — typically a drip the same week as a peel or laser session, not on the same day.

Yes. Glutathione is endogenous (your body produces it already) and IV delivery is skin-tone-agnostic. There's no PIH risk because no thermal energy or trauma is involved. Many of our drip patients are Fitzpatrick IV–VI specifically because the alternative — topical hydroquinone or aggressive laser — carries risks our protocol doesn't.

Pregnancy and breastfeeding (we won't perform drips). G6PD deficiency (a rare enzyme condition — high-dose Vit C is contraindicated; we screen for this before the first drip). Renal failure or severe kidney impairment. Active chemotherapy (gluta can interact with certain agents — we liaise with your oncologist). Certain rare metabolic conditions. We screen for all of these at the free consultation.

Arrival, brief check-in with the team, cannula sited (one small needle), then 30–45 minutes seated comfortably while the infusion runs. You can read, work on a laptop, or scroll your phone — nothing else is required of you. We monitor throughout. After the drip, the cannula is removed, you have a glass of water, and you're free to leave. No downtime.

Single Glutathione Shot: £50. Single Skin Glow Drip: £295. Enhanced Glow Drip: £395. Vitamin C 25g: £195. Course of 6 (typically over 6 weeks): saves 15–17% — Shot £255, Glow £1,475, Enhanced £1,975, Vit C 25g £975. The free 10-minute consultation includes a transparent breakdown. Klarna and split-payment available.