Beautiful Skin & Hair IV Drip

A beauty-focused IV drip centred on high-dose vitamin C with biotin and supporting nutrients to promote collagen synthesis, keratin production, and skin radiance from the cellular level.

Skin quality, hair strength, and nail integrity all originate at the cellular level — in the dermal fibroblasts that produce collagen and elastin, the hair follicle matrix cells that synthesise keratin, and the nail bed epithelium that generates the nail plate. Topical skincare products address surface-level concerns, but the building blocks for these structural proteins must be delivered from within, via the bloodstream. Vitamin C is the centrepiece of this formulation because it is the essential cofactor for prolyl hydroxylase and lysyl hydroxylase — the enzymes that hydroxylate proline and lysine residues in procollagen, a step without which collagen cannot fold into its characteristic stable triple-helix structure. Without adequate vitamin C, the body produces structurally weak collagen that cannot maintain skin firmness, leading to premature wrinkling and sagging. IV delivery provides vitamin C at concentrations that saturate dermal fibroblasts and maximise collagen synthesis rates. Biotin (vitamin B7) supports beauty through its role in keratin production. Keratin is the structural protein of hair and nails, and biotin serves as a cofactor for carboxylase enzymes involved in its synthesis. While severe biotin deficiency is rare, subclinical insufficiency — characterised by brittle nails, thinning hair, and dry skin — is more common than previously recognised, particularly among individuals who consume raw egg whites (which contain avidin, a biotin-binding protein) or take certain medications. At 340 PLN (approximately €79), this beauty-targeted drip takes 60 minutes and is designed for individuals who want to support their appearance from the inside out. The effects are cumulative — regular monthly sessions produce more visible results than occasional single treatments, as collagen turnover in the skin occurs over a 4-6 week cycle.