Medical aesthetics
Injectable vitamin therapy in Calgary, matched to you at an assessment.
At Panda Wellness & Aesthetics, we offer vitamin injection therapy based on individual health needs and clinical assessment. Our nurse reviews your health history, concerns, and treatment suitability to determine whether injectable supplementation may be appropriate for you.
Assessment first
Nothing is administered before the clinic nurse has reviewed your health history, your medications, anything you already take, and what prompted the question. The assessment is complimentary.
No menu on this page
Specific products, and what they are said to do, are not advertised here. Those options are discussed in person.
Nurse administered
Given at the clinic by a licensed nurse, after the assessment.
Not for everyone
Some health histories and some medications rule it out. Finding that out is part of what the review is for.
The plain version
Why this page is short
Vitamin therapy sits on the medical side of the clinic, and the rules on advertising injectable products in Canada limit what any clinic website can say about them.
Those rules draw a line between advertising a service and advertising a product. Panda advertises the service. The products themselves, and what they are claimed to do, belong in a conversation with a nurse who knows your history.
- What vitamins do
Vitamins have defined roles in normal body function. Whether injectable supplementation is clinically appropriate for you is a separate question, and that is what the assessment answers. - What this page will not list
Which products are stocked, what is in them, or what they are claimed to do for you. - Why
Naming a product alongside a description of its effect is advertising the product. Offering an assessment and a treatment is advertising a service. - Where the detail lives
In the assessment, where your health history, your medications and your reasons for asking can all be taken into account. - What you can ask
Anything. The conversation is not restricted, only the advertising is.
How it works
Three steps, and the first one is the assessment
01
The complimentary assessment
Your health history, your medications, anything you already take, what prompted the question, and whether injectable vitamin therapy is the right answer for you at all. Bringing a list of your supplements helps.
02
Treatment
Given at the clinic by a licensed nurse. What is given, and how long it takes, follows from what was agreed at the assessment.
03
Afterwards
You are told what to expect and what to watch for before you leave, and who to call if something does not look right.
Before you book
When vitamin therapy is not offered
- If you are pregnant or breastfeeding
Injectables are not offered. The assessment can still go ahead. - If you are looking for a diagnosis
This is not a substitute for care from your family doctor. A symptom belongs with a physician first. - If you want it the same day
The review comes first. That is the point of it. - If your health history rules it out
Some conditions and some medications do. You are told so, and told why.
If injectable vitamin therapy is not the right thing for you, you are told so, and you are not charged for being told.
Questions
The ones that come up most
Which vitamins do you use?
That is discussed at the assessment rather than listed on a web page. What is available, and what suits you, depends on your health history and on what you are hoping to address.
Can I ask about something specific I have read about?
Yes. Bring the name with you. What the nurse can tell you in person is not limited the way a web page is.
Is vitamin therapy regulated in Canada?
Injectable products are regulated, and so is who may administer them, which is set by their professional college. The marketing is not, which is why claims about what vitamin therapy will do for you are worth treating carefully wherever you read them.
Do I need a consultation first?
Yes, and it is complimentary. Nothing is administered before the nurse has reviewed your history.
What does it cost?
Quoted at the assessment, because it depends on what is agreed.
Is it covered by insurance?
Check with your own plan. The clinic submits claims where a plan allows it, and does not verify your coverage or eligibility.
Who administers it?
A licensed nurse at the clinic.
Visit us
Start with a complimentary assessment.
- Address
1861 17 Avenue SW, Calgary, AB T2T 5W3
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(587) 353-6698 - Hours
Wednesday to Sunday, 10:30am to 7:00pm - Parking
Free street parking on the surrounding streets, two hours or more
