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Vitamin C Injections Sydney

Consultations on vitamin C injections as part of an individually assessed treatment plan.

Dr Jassim Daood performing a procedure at the Bankstown clinic
About the procedure

What this procedure involves

This page is about consultations on vitamin C injections. Some people consider vitamin C by injection as part of a broader, individually assessed plan. Whether it is appropriate for you, and what it can realistically be expected to do, is assessed individually by Dr Jassim Daood at the Bankstown clinic. Any treatment decision is made only after a consultation.

Recovery

Most people return to everyday activities immediately after the appointment. Temporary tenderness, redness or bruising at the injection site is possible and usually settles quickly. Any concerns after treatment can be raised with the clinic directly.

In depth

More about this procedure

Detailed information about this procedure. Select a section to read more.

Some people ask about vitamin C given by injection rather than by mouth, often alongside other treatments they are considering.

A consultation covers your general health, medical history, diet and the reasons you are considering the treatment. Dr Daood discusses whether it may be appropriate for you, what it can and cannot be expected to do, and any alternatives, including dietary measures. Some people are not suitable candidates, and this is part of what the consultation determines.

Vitamin preparations given by injection are regulated in Australia, and an individual assessment is required before any treatment decision. Specific products are not named or advertised.

If treatment is appropriate, the schedule, aftercare and review arrangements are discussed with you first, and written information is provided. There is no obligation to proceed after a consultation.

The injection itself is brief, and most people return to everyday activities immediately. Temporary tenderness, redness or bruising at the injection site is possible.

Any reactions or concerns after treatment can be raised with the clinic directly, and review appointments are arranged as needed.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

They deliver vitamin C by injection rather than by mouth. Whether this is appropriate for you, and what it can realistically be expected to do, is assessed individually at a consultation.

Vitamin preparations given by injection are regulated in Australia, and suitability depends on your health and medical history. The consultation covers suitability, alternatives, risks and aftercare before any decision is made.

Suitability depends on your general health, medical history and the reasons you are considering the treatment. Some medical conditions make it unsuitable, which is part of what the consultation determines.

Most people return to everyday activities immediately. Temporary tenderness or bruising at the injection site is possible and usually settles quickly.

No. A GP referral is required for cosmetic surgery consultations, but not for non-surgical treatments. A consultation and individual assessment are still required before any injection.