Do I need bloodwork first?

Not always for simple hydration, but a medical intake is required every time, and certain formulations do call for labs. If something in your history warrants testing first, you will be told rather than infused.

How long does it take?

Usually thirty to ninety minutes depending on the volume and the formulation.

The needle stick is the only real sensation. Some infusions produce a mild taste, warmth or flushing while running, which is normal and settles when the drip slows.

How often can I do it?

That depends entirely on why you are doing it. Occasional hydration is different from a course for a documented deficiency. Your clinician sets the interval.

Will it help a hangover?

It rehydrates you, which addresses part of what makes a hangover miserable. It does not undo alcohol's effects, and we will not claim it does.

Are there side effects?

Bruising or irritation at the site is most common. Rarely, infection or a reaction to a component can occur, which is the reason this is done in a clinic with trained staff rather than at a pop-up.

Can I combine it with another appointment?

Often, yes. Patients sometimes pair a drip with another treatment in the same visit. Ask when booking so enough time is reserved.

Priced per formulation, quoted before you are booked. Financing through Cherry is available for larger plans.

IV therapy in Chatsworth.

Hydration and nutrient infusions given in a clinic by clinical staff, with an intake first, because an IV is a medical procedure regardless of how casually it is marketed.

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Appointment: 30 to 90 minutes by drip
Downtime: None
Given by: Clinical staff, in clinic
Before your first: Medical intake

Fluids and nutrients, delivered directly.

An IV places fluid, electrolytes and selected nutrients straight into the bloodstream, which bypasses digestion. For someone genuinely dehydrated or unable to absorb well by mouth, that route makes a real difference and it makes it quickly.

It is worth being straight about the limits. For a healthy, well-nourished person eating a reasonable diet, oral hydration and food cover most of what an infusion delivers, and the body excretes what it does not need. The honest case for IV therapy is convenience, speed and situations where absorption is impaired, not a claim that it cures conditions.

The menu at this clinic includes hydration, a Myers' style blend, and vitamin C and B complex. Which one is appropriate depends on your history, and any of them can be declined by the clinician if your intake raises a concern.

Whether this is the right treatment for you.

Worth booking if

Dehydration after illness, travel or heavy training
A documented deficiency or an absorption problem
You tolerate oral supplements poorly
You want it done in a clinic with clinical staff rather than at an event

Probably not if

You have kidney disease or heart failure, where fluid load is a real risk
You have a known sensitivity to an ingredient in the blend
You are pregnant, unless your obstetric provider has cleared it
You are hoping it will treat a diagnosed medical condition

What happens in the room.

Intake
A short medical history covering kidney and heart conditions, medications, allergies and pregnancy. This decides whether an infusion is appropriate at all and which formulation is reasonable.
The drip
An IV is started and you sit while it runs, typically thirty to ninety minutes depending on volume and formulation. You are monitored throughout by clinical staff.
After
No downtime. Most people go straight back to their day. Mild bruising at the IV site is the most common aftereffect.

Who performs this at Chatsworth.

Narine Chilyan

DNP, AGNP-C

Over a decade in healthcare, from ICU critical care to functional medicine. MSN from Chamberlain University, DNP from Charles R. Drew University. Created the Ten Top Tips for Transforming Health - a habit-based program for lasting weight loss and vitality. Her mission at KAYU: redefine beauty and wellness as one.

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Patients on iv therapy.

5.0 average from 29 Google reviews

I walked in for a quick B12 shot and ended up trying the Emsella chair—and I’m glad I did. The treatment has been a highly effective addition to my pelvic floor therapy. You simply sit for 30 minutes while the chair delivers gentle pulses that activate and strengthen the pelvic muscles.
Robert G
November 2025
I had an amazing experience at this medical spa! The atmosphere is absolutely beautiful, calm, clean, and instantly relaxing. I went in for their hydration therapy and skin rejuvenation treatments, and both exceeded my expectations.
Ali Al Masri
November 2025
I recently visited this amazing med spa and I couldn’t be happier with the results! I’ve completed my second of three Morpheus8 treatments, and the difference is incredible. My fine lines are completely smoothed out, my skin feels so much tighter, and my jawline is more defined than ever!
Hripsime Karmiryan
January 2026
I had an IV B12 vitamin treatment at Be Well LA, and it was such a wonderful experience! The staff was so friendly and professional, and the atmosphere was calm, quiet, and incredibly relaxing - I actually fell asleep during my injection time! Dr. Narine was absolutely amazing - very gentle, kind, and attentive.
Arevik Azizyan
November 2025
I had a wonderful experience getting my B12 injection at Be Well LA. The staff was professional and explained everything clearly before administering the shot. I felt an immediate boost in energy and mental clarity afterward. The facility was spotless and relaxing — I’ll definitely be back for regular visits!
Anna Rostomyan
November 2025
Impressive med spa with elegant space, spotless facility, and highly professional team. I received a skin rejuvenation treatment and anti-aging detox IV therapy, both delivered with precision and excellent results. Premium care from start to finish.
Roman Inks
October 2025
Dr. Narine was absolutely amazing to come to for IV therapy. She helped to answer questions about hormones and was simply a delightful person. Highly recommend!
Diana Fleenor
January 2026

IV Therapy questions.

Do I need bloodwork first?: Not always for simple hydration, but a medical intake is required every time, and certain formulations do call for labs. If something in your history warrants testing first, you will be told rather than infused.
How long does it take?: Usually thirty to ninety minutes depending on the volume and the formulation.
Does it hurt?: The needle stick is the only real sensation. Some infusions produce a mild taste, warmth or flushing while running, which is normal and settles when the drip slows.
How often can I do it?: That depends entirely on why you are doing it. Occasional hydration is different from a course for a documented deficiency. Your clinician sets the interval.
Will it help a hangover?: It rehydrates you, which addresses part of what makes a hangover miserable. It does not undo alcohol's effects, and we will not claim it does.
Are there side effects?: Bruising or irritation at the site is most common. Rarely, infection or a reaction to a component can occur, which is the reason this is done in a clinic with trained staff rather than at a pop-up.
Can I combine it with another appointment?: Often, yes. Patients sometimes pair a drip with another treatment in the same visit. Ask when booking so enough time is reserved.
What does it cost?: Priced per formulation, quoted before you are booked. Financing through Cherry is available for larger plans.

Often booked alongside.

EmsellaStrengthen the pelvic floor fully clothed, sitting down.

Have the intake done first.

A short conversation establishes whether an infusion makes sense for you and which formulation is actually appropriate.

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