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Face Doctors

IV Infusions

Treatments

Hydration and targeted nutrients delivered by our nursing team under Dr Mark Morunga’s supervision in Remuera.

IV Infusions, Done Medically & Safely

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Why Choose Face Doctors

At Face Doctors Remuera, your IV therapy happens within a medical clinic — not a lounge. Every treatment is assessed for suitability, performed by experienced nurses, and overseen by Dr Mark Morunga (BHB, MBChB, Dip Paeds, Dip CEM, Cert Andrology, FRNZCUC, MNZSCM; Associate Member ISHRS). We combine safe hydration with evidence-informed nutrient support, tailored to your goals.

  • Doctor-led service: Clinical screening, prescriptions where required, and clear informed consent.
  • Experienced nurses: Calm, gentle cannulation and close monitoring throughout.
  • Personalised plans: Options for energy support, skin glow, recovery, hydration, or custom blends.
  • One location, more care: Integrates with our cosmetic, hair, weight-management, and men’s health services.
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Popular Infusions

Rehydrate

Simple, soothing hydration with balanced electrolytes.
Approx 30 min.

Immune Support

Vitamin C + B-complex + minerals; supports general wellness.
Approx 45 min.

Glow from Within

Antioxidants + vitamin C + glow-supportive blend.</br> Approx 45 min.

Energy & Recovery

B-complex + selected amino acids + magnesium.
45–60 min.

Detox / Liver Support

Glutathione/NAC + supportive vitamins.
Approx 60 min.

Ingredients and dosing are tailored after your consultation and may vary based on clinical assessment.

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What to Expect

  1. Consultation & screening (health history, meds, recent bloods where relevant).
  2. Your infusion plan is confirmed and consent signed.
  3. IV administration by our RN team (30–60 minutes).
  4. After-care and follow-up recommendations.

Safety First

We operate within NZ medical and nursing standards, with on-site protocols for rare reactions. Some nutrients and all prescription items are provided only when clinically appropriate.

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