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Wellness · Austin TX

NAD+ Therapy

Intravenous NAD+ therapy replenishes cellular energy, supports metabolism, and improves mental clarity — particularly beneficial for patients on GLP-1 medications or recovering from surgery.

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In brief

NAD+ therapy delivers nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide — a coenzyme central to cellular energy and repair — intravenously or by injection to support energy, recovery, and general wellness. Levels of NAD+ decline naturally with age, and replenishing it is used to support mental clarity, energy, and recovery. It is offered as an elective wellness therapy, not as a treatment for any specific medical condition.

It is used by people seeking support for energy, focus, and recovery as part of a broader wellness routine. Sessions are administered in our office, and our team reviews whether the therapy is appropriate for you. NAD+ therapy is not a substitute for the medical diagnosis or treatment of any condition. Many clients schedule sessions as a short series and pair them with good hydration, nutrition, and sleep to get the most from the therapy.

Overview

NAD+ Therapy — Cellular Wellness

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell of the body, essential for energy production, DNA repair, and cellular metabolism. NAD+ levels naturally decline with age, fatigue, illness, and stress — contributing to low energy, brain fog, slower recovery, and metabolic changes.

Intravenous NAD+ therapy replenishes cellular NAD+ levels more effectively than oral supplements, which have limited bioavailability. Patients commonly report improved energy, mental clarity, better sleep, and enhanced physical recovery after a series of treatments.

At Levesque Plastic Surgery in Austin, TX, NAD+ therapy is offered as part of our broader wellness approach — particularly beneficial for patients on GLP-1 weight loss medications (where fatigue is a common side effect) and for patients recovering from surgery.

Potential Benefits
  • Increased energy and reduced fatigue
  • Improved mental clarity and focus
  • Enhanced athletic recovery
  • Support for healthy aging
  • Metabolic and cellular repair
What to Expect

NAD+ is administered as an IV infusion, typically over 2–4 hours. The infusion must be given slowly to avoid nausea and flushing. Most patients relax, read, or work during treatment. No downtime is required afterward. A series of 3–5 infusions is recommended for best results.

The Process

What to Expect

✓ Medically reviewed by Dr. Andre Y. Levesque, MD · Board-certified plastic surgeon (ABPS) · Last reviewed August 22, 2026

NAD+ IV therapy delivers a coenzyme involved in cellular energy directly into the bloodstream, as part of a wellness and recovery-focused offering. Here's what a session involves.

Your Consultation

We review your wellness goals and health history to confirm IV therapy is appropriate and to set realistic expectations for how you may feel.

Your Session

NAD+ is infused slowly through an IV over the course of a session; the slow drip is intentional and keeps the experience comfortable. You can relax, read, or rest during treatment.

Aftercare

There's no downtime — you return to your day afterward. Hydration and healthy habits support how you feel between sessions.

Candidacy

Am I a Candidate?

NAD+ therapy appeals to patients focused on energy and recovery. Good candidates typically:

  • Are interested in a wellness-oriented, non-surgical IV therapy
  • Want support around energy, focus, and general recovery
  • Are in good general health and cleared for IV therapy
  • Have realistic, wellness-focused expectations
An honest note

NAD+ therapy is offered as a wellness service. Individual experiences vary, and it is not a treatment for medical conditions. We're happy to talk through whether it fits your goals at a consultation.

Timeline

What to Expect

  • During the session: Infusions are given slowly for comfort; a session can take a couple of hours depending on the dose.
  • Same day: No downtime — most people resume normal activities right away.
  • Between sessions: Many patients choose a series or periodic sessions as part of a broader wellness routine.
  • Ongoing: We tailor frequency to your goals and how you respond.
Investment

Cost & Financing

NAD+ therapy is priced per session or as a package, depending on the dose and plan. We'll provide clear pricing at your visit.

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What It Is

A coenzyme your cells run on

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell, central to how your body turns nutrients into energy and supports cellular repair. Natural levels decline with age, and NAD+ therapy — delivered by IV infusion — aims to replenish them. Many patients pursue it as part of a wellness and recovery routine and report improvements in energy, focus, and how they feel day to day. Research into NAD+ is still evolving, so we’ll set realistic expectations and make sure it fits your health picture before recommending it.

What to Expect

The infusion

NAD+ is given slowly as an IV drip; sessions can take a couple of hours, and going slowly helps minimize sensations some people notice during infusion. You relax comfortably throughout, and there’s no downtime afterward.

Because responses vary, NAD+ is often done as a short series and tailored to your goals. We review your history first to confirm it’s appropriate for you.

Often Explored For
  • Everyday energy and mental clarity
  • Recovery and general wellness routines
  • Healthy-aging support
  • A complement to a broader wellness plan
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell of your body that plays a critical role in energy metabolism, DNA repair, and cellular function. Your NAD+ levels decline naturally with age. IV NAD+ therapy delivers it straight into the bloodstream for rapid cellular uptake and replenishment.
Reported benefits include improved energy and mental clarity, sharper cognitive function, less fatigue, better sleep, support for cellular repair and anti-aging, and help with addiction recovery. Many of my patients notice a real lift in energy and focus after treatments.
I administer NAD+ slowly to minimize side effects like nausea, chest tightness, or flushing, so a session usually runs 2–4 hours depending on the dose. My team monitors you throughout for comfort and safety.
It depends on your goals. Some patients start with an initial series of 4–10 daily or weekly infusions for maximum benefit, then move to monthly maintenance. I personalize your protocol based on your health history, goals, and how you respond.
NAD+ therapy is generally well-tolerated. The most common side effects during the infusion — nausea, flushing, or mild chest tightness — happen if it's given too quickly, which is exactly why I use slow infusion rates. I review your medical history first to make sure it's appropriate for you.
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