ZMD Aesthetics • Tustin, CA
NAD+ Therapy — Energy, Focus & Recovery
For when coffee stopped working. NAD+ is the coenzyme your cells use to make energy — a slow, physician-supervised IV tops it back up, for steadier energy and clearer focus without the jitters or crash.
Physician-Screened First
Slow, Monitored Drip
Steady Energy, No Crash
Personalized Plan
For the Kind of Tired Sleep Doesn't Fix
When your cells can't make energy efficiently, rest and caffeine only go so far. NAD+ works a layer deeper — here's where people feel it most.
Low energy
Burnout & Low Energy
For the deep, dragging fatigue that coffee can't touch. Restoring NAD+ helps your cells produce energy more efficiently, which many people feel as a steadier, all-day lift.
Brain fog
Brain Fog & Focus
For forgetfulness, slow processing, and that heavy-head feeling. Patients most often report clearer thinking and sharper focus after a session or a short series.
Recovery reset
Recovery & Reset
For bouncing back after illness, heavy travel and jet lag, or a long stretch of stress — and for those pursuing cellular, anti-aging support over time.
An Infusion, Not a Drip Bar
With NAD+, comfort and safety come down to who's running the drip and how carefully. That's the whole difference.
Screened by a Physician First
It works at the cellular level, so people feel a calm, lasting lift and clearer focus — not a caffeine-style spike.
Slow Drip, Fully Monitored
We check your heart health, medications, and other risks before you start — NAD+ isn't for everyone, and a walk-in lounge won't ask.
Steady Energy, No Stimulant Crash
We run it at the right pace and keep you comfortable — the reason you skip the nausea and flushing rushed infusions cause.
Physician-screened • slow monitored drip • calm cellular energy
Some Kinds of Tired Start Inside Your Cells
When your body can't make energy efficiently, no amount of sleep or caffeine fully fixes it. NAD+ helps restore that capacity — so the rest, food, and downtime you already get actually land.
What to Expect From Your Session
A Full Health Screen First history + medication review
Maintenance Plan series then spacing
Monitored Comfort hydration + drip pacing
Slow Comfortable Drip ~2–4 hours by design
NAD+ IV therapy isn't FDA-approved for most uses and long-term evidence is still developing — we'll give you a realistic picture. It's also not suitable during pregnancy, with active cancer, certain heart conditions, or a few other situations, which is why we screen first. Your plan, monitoring, and pricing with Cherry financing are set at your consultation.
From Health Screen to Recharge
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Consultation & Health Screen
We go through your energy, health history, medications, and risk factors, confirm NAD+ is right for you, and set your dose and plan.
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The Infusion
You settle into a comfortable lounge chair while we run the drip slowly over a few hours, keeping you hydrated and monitored. Bring a book or just rest.
03
After & Maintenance
Most people head back to their day; some feel a little tired for a day. We track your response and space maintenance sessions to keep the benefit.
NAD+ IV Therapy FAQs
Straight answers on how it works, how it feels, and who it's for.
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NAD+ is a coenzyme every cell uses to make energy and repair itself; levels drop with age and stress. The IV tops those levels back up directly through the bloodstream.
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People most often report steadier energy, clearer focus, and easier recovery from stress, illness, or travel. It's most useful for burnout and fatigue, and it supports — not replaces — good sleep and nutrition.
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No. It's not a stimulant — the lift is calm and steady, working at the cellular level rather than spiking and dropping like caffeine.
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Mainly during the drip if it runs too fast — flushing, nausea, cramping, or chest tightness — which we prevent by going slow and keeping you hydrated. These pass quickly; some people feel a bit tired for a day.
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Each infusion runs about 2–4 hours by design. Many people start with a short series, then move to occasional maintenance.
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It's generally well-tolerated when supervised, but it isn't FDA-approved for most uses and long-term data is still limited. We'll be realistic about what to expect and screen you for safety first.
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It's not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with active cancer, certain heart conditions or arrhythmias, active infection, or a few other situations — which is why we do a health screen before booking.
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The IV delivers more, more directly, in one slower session; shots and oral precursors are lighter, more gradual options we can discuss.
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It varies by dose and plan and isn't covered by insurance; we'll give you clear pricing and Cherry financing options at your consultation.