Glutathione Injections

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Some users notice clearer, brighter skin, better energy, and improved recovery within a few weeks. For others, results appear more gradually. Consistency is key, and long-term use supports healthier aging, mental clarity, and immune resilience. 

*Best results when combined with other treatments such as peels, lasers, microneedling, and a good skin care regiment. 

Glutathione injection results are not permanent and typically last several weeks to months depending on:

• Your natural skin complexion and body response
• Sun exposure (always wear sunscreen
• Lifestyle factors like diet, sleep, and avoiding smoking
• Maintenance treatments (monthly injections often recommended after initial treatment phase)

All medications carry potential side effects. Most common include:

    •    Mild irritation at the injection site

    •    Nausea, bloating, or stomach cramps

    •    Mild sulfur (“rotten egg”) taste in the mouth

Rare but serious:

Allergic reactions (hives, swelling of face/lips/tongue/throat, difficulty breathing). Discontinue use and seek emergency care if these occur.

💡 Tip: Rotate injection sites, use an OTC hydrocortisone cream for irritation, or adjust injection frequency if needed.

Important: Do not use if pregnant, breastfeeding, allergic to glutathione, or sensitive to related ingredients. Long-term use may reduce zinc levels.

 IM (Intramuscular)Twice per week, in your upper thigh muscle

SC (Subcutaneous) Up to 5 times per week in your belly 2 inches from your belly button.

Because subcutaneous injections absorb more slowly and less efficiently than intramuscular (IM) injections. The fat layer under the skin has fewer blood vessels, so Glutathione enters the bloodstream at a slower rate, requiring more frequent dosing to achieve and maintain effective blood levels compared to IM injections, which deliver the medication directly into the muscle for faster, stronger absorption.

Glutathione may cause mild overall skin lightening in some clients as it reduces melanin production and detoxifies cells.

No. Glutathione injections are not FDA-approved for skin lightening. Benefits vary by individual.

This can be discussed during your consultation with us. We strive to make each session more affordable by accepting cash, all major credit cards, and healthcare financing through Cherry credit.