An infusion, administered by a registered nurse.
IV therapy at Glow is an intravenous infusion administered by a registered nurse in clinic at Springvale. $250. A small cannula is placed in a vein in your arm and the infusion runs while you sit. It follows a consultation — $150, ninety minutes, written plan — not a drip menu.
What happens at an infusion appointment?
Three stages, seated the whole way through: a health check and consent, the cannula going in, then the infusion running on a drip. You don’t need to do anything except turn up — and say so if anything feels off at any point.
Your nurse reviews your history and your plan on the day, and confirms the infusion is appropriate before anything is set up. If it isn’t, it doesn’t go ahead — and you’ll hear why.
A small cannula is placed in a vein in your arm, much like having a blood test. It stays in for the length of the infusion.
The infusion runs while you sit — read, rest, look at your phone. [TALIHA: how long an infusion typically runs]. Your nurse administers and oversees it, then removes the cannula, and you’re done.
What is in the infusion?
That’s decided at your consultation, with a registered nurse, against your history — not picked from a menu on this page. You’ll be told exactly what is in your infusion before it is administered, in plain terms, and it goes in your record.
[TALIHA: what is in scope to say publicly about infusion contents and formulations — hold this section to a single paragraph once confirmed.]
What this page won’t do is attach promises to the bag. You’ll find no claims here about what an infusion does for energy, immunity, recovery or skin — if a claim like that can’t be made honestly, it shouldn’t be made at all.
What does IV therapy cost?
$250 an infusion, published. No packages, no memberships, no quote-on-request — the price on this page is the price in the room. Whether an infusion suits you at all, and how often, is recorded in your plan with the reason.
- Price
- $250 an infusion
- Duration
- [TALIHA: appointment length]
- Administered by
- Registered nurse
- Where
- In clinic, Springvale
- Before this treatment
- A consultation — $150, 90 minutes, ending in a written plan. Infusions are only administered where a plan supports it.
What should I expect afterwards?
The cannula site can be tender, and sometimes bruised, for a day or two — the same as after a blood test. Most people go back to their normal day straight after the appointment.
- Your nurse goes through aftercare with you before you leave.
- If anything about the cannula site concerns you, call the clinic on 0466 310 045.
- Anything that looks like a medical issue belongs with your GP — we’ll say so if we think it does.
Do I need a consultation first?
Yes. An infusion is administered to a plan, not from a menu. The consultation is $150, runs for ninety minutes with a registered nurse, and covers your history before anything intravenous is considered. It ends with a written plan you keep — and if an infusion doesn’t suit you, the plan says that instead.
Asked about infusions.
Answered the way they’d be answered in the room. The full list is on the FAQ page — no email required.
How much does IV therapy cost at Glow Cosmetique?
An infusion is $250 at Glow Cosmetique in Springvale, administered in clinic by a registered nurse. The price is published and there are no packages. A consultation comes first — $150 for 90 minutes — and covers your history before any infusion is considered.
Who administers the infusion?
A registered nurse, in clinic. The nurse reviews your history and your plan on the day, places the cannula, administers and oversees the infusion, and removes the cannula when it’s finished. If the infusion isn’t appropriate on the day, it doesn’t go ahead.
Can I just book an infusion without a consultation?
No. Anything intravenous follows a consultation — $150, ninety minutes with a registered nurse, and a written plan you keep. That’s where your history is taken and where the decision about whether an infusion suits you gets made, with the reason recorded.
Anything intravenous starts with a history, not a menu.
A consultation with a registered nurse in Springvale — $150, ninety minutes, and a written plan that’s yours whatever it says.