NAD+ Injections in Beverly Hills
NAD+ is a molecule every cell uses to make energy and repair itself, and levels fall with age. We offer NAD+ as a quick injection under the skin, an alternative to IV drips that take hours. Every treatment plan is physician-led, under the direction of Dr. Justin Donlan, a board-certified internal medicine physician.
Are NAD+ Injections Right for You?
Good Fit
- You are interested in cellular health and want a doctor's view on NAD+.
- You want a faster, simpler option than an IV infusion.
- You see NAD+ as one part of a broader plan with sleep, nutrition, and exercise.
- You are comfortable with a treatment whose research in people is still early.
Not a Good Fit
- You have ongoing fatigue that has not been evaluated. Thyroid, iron, sleep, and other causes should be checked first.
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding.
- You are undergoing active cancer treatment.
- You expect proven, guaranteed results.
How It Works
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) helps cells turn food into energy and repair damaged DNA. It also supports enzymes called sirtuins, which are studied for their role in aging.
Natural levels decline with age. An injection under the skin bypasses digestion, so NAD+ reaches your bloodstream directly, in a fraction of the time an IV takes.
NAD+ injections are not FDA-approved to treat any condition or to slow aging. Research in people is still early, and we will be clear about what is and is not known.
What to Expect
- ConsultationWe review your health history, medications, and goals, and decide whether NAD+ makes sense for you.
- Treatment dayA small injection under the skin, usually in the abdomen or arm. It takes a few minutes.
- During and afterSome people feel brief flushing, nausea, or warmth. It passes quickly. You can return to your day.
- OngoingWe set a schedule with you. After your first visit, some patients continue at home with guidance.
- Check-insWe review how you feel and adjust or stop if it is not adding value.
How Dr. Donlan Approaches NAD+ Injections
- As an internal medicine physician, Dr. Donlan looks for medical causes of low energy before recommending NAD+.
- We do not sell NAD+ as a fountain of youth. We present it as a promising option with early evidence.
- We choose injections under the skin over long IV sessions for most patients.
- If it is not making a difference for you, we will tell you to stop.
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Common Questions
How much do NAD+ injections cost?
Pricing depends on dose and frequency. We give you a specific quote at your consultation.
How is an injection different from an IV?
An IV can take several hours. An injection under the skin takes a few minutes and delivers NAD+ without the long infusion.
Does it hurt?
Most patients feel a quick pinch. Some feel brief stinging at the injection site.
How often will I need it?
It depends on your goals. We set a schedule with you and adjust based on how you feel.
Is NAD+ FDA-approved?
No. NAD+ injections are not FDA-approved to treat any condition or to slow aging, and research in people is still early.
Who performs the treatment?
Our treatments are physician-led. Dr. Justin Donlan, board-certified in internal medicine, directs every treatment plan, and you will always know who is treating you and their role.
What are the side effects?
Brief flushing, nausea, warmth, fatigue, or muscle soreness are the most common. Redness or tenderness at the injection site can occur.
Start With a Consultation
We will look at your goals, tell you honestly what NAD+ injections can and cannot do for you, and give you a specific plan and price.
Book a ConsultationCall (310) 929-0846Consultations require a non-refundable deposit, applied toward your treatment. Results vary from person to person; a consultation is where we figure out what makes sense for you.