Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Post-Op.

Most patients can receive treatment once medically stable and cleared by their surgeon, often within 24–72 hours post-surgery. Our clinicians coordinate with your care team to ensure timing fits your recovery plan and any medications or IV lines.

We review medications and supplements during intake to identify interactions or contraindications. Certain drugs or conditions may require dosage adjustments or physician clearance. Always bring a medication list so our medical staff can tailor the infusion safely and monitor for adverse reactions.

Treatment plans vary by procedure, overall health, and healing progress. Some patients benefit from a single high-dose infusion, while others follow a short series over days to weeks. Your clinician will recommend a personalized schedule based on goals and clinical response.

Most nutrients in the Post-Op formula do not interfere with anesthesia, but individual medication profiles matter. Inform our team about recent anesthesia and current pain regimens so we can assess timing and safety. We coordinate with your surgical team when necessary.

Side effects are generally mild and uncommon—brief bruising at the IV site, lightheadedness, or flushing. Serious reactions are rare but possible. We screen for allergies and monitor patients during infusion to promptly address any discomfort or adverse events.

By supplying high-dose vitamin C, zinc, biotin and amino acids, Post-Op therapy supports collagen production and tissue integrity, which can aid scar quality and implant recovery. Results vary; discuss expectations with your surgeon and our clinicians for realistic outcome planning.