IV Infusion Therapy
Hydration and wellness support, properly assessed.
IV infusions are Nurse Practitioner-led, starting with a consultation to understand your health history and determine what's appropriate for you - not a menu to choose from.
Why Savu Studio
IV therapy should be treated like any other clinical intervention - assessed individually, not selected off a list. Every new patient starts with an initial consultation covering health history and screening, so your plan is based on what's actually appropriate for you, not a generic package.
Pathology testing may be recommended for certain infusions, particularly at your first visit, to help ensure your treatment is both safe and suitable.
Concerns We Commonly Discuss
Fine lines and expression lines
Volume loss and facial structure
Lip shape and balance
Skin hydration and texture
Early signs of skin laxity
General healthy ageing concerns
Initial IV Consultation — $60
Includes suitability assessment, health history and screening, and pathology requests where clinically indicated.
During your consultation, we'll discuss:
Your general health and medical history
Hydration and wellness goals
Any relevant symptoms or recent health changes
Whether pathology testing is appropriate before treatment
What infusion, if any, is suited to you
Where clinically appropriate, your plan may include additional constituents - always determined after assessment, never assumed in advance.
Treatment
Most infusions take between 30–60 minutes. Individual response varies, and duration of effect isn't guaranteed or the same for everyone.
IV Infusion Therapy — from $120
Fees vary depending on your individualised formulation, confirmed following consultation.
Risks & Suitability
As with any intravenous treatment, individual suitability and response vary. Your consultation will cover relevant risks and any contraindications specific to you. Not everyone will be a suitable candidate for IV therapy, and your Nurse Practitioner will discuss alternatives where appropriate.
Why see a Nurse Practitioner?
As an AHPRA-endorsed Nurse Practitioner (NMW0001782003), Simon brings an emergency medicine and primary care background to every IV consultation - including cannulation, fluid management and monitoring for adverse response.
FAQs
What's actually in my IV?
This is determined individually based on your consultation, health history and goals - there's no set formulation until you've been assessed.
Do I need blood tests first?
Pathology testing may be recommended for certain infusions, and a more comprehensive panel may be required at your first treatment.
How long does it take?
Most infusions take 30–60 minutes.
Will I need a prescription?
Not necessarily. Any additional constituents beyond standard fluids are determined individually and only where clinically appropriate.
Do new patients need an initial consultation?
Yes - all new IV therapy patients require an initial consultation for health history and screening before any treatment.