Vitamin D Injection
POINT
100-500 times more effective than oral intake
Enhances immunity and improves dizziness
Prevents depression and osteoporosis, improves skin elasticity and whitening.
PLUS
Dream Cell Stem Cell Injection
Why should you get a Vitamin D injection?
Vitamin D, the only vitamin that can be synthesized in the body through sunlight, requires at least 30 minutes of direct exposure of 70% of the body to sunlight without sunscreen to be produced. Since this is difficult to achieve in daily life, Vitamin D Injection offers a practical solution for maintaining healthy vitamin D levels.
Why is Vitamin D Deficiency so common?
Preference for fair skin, photoaging concerns, and limited sun exposure
Producing enough vitamin D naturally requires exposing about 70% of your body to sunlight without sunscreen for more than 30 minutes daily. However, this increases the risk of photoaging, hyperpigmentation, and sunburn, and most people do not have the opportunity for that level of sun exposure. As a result, the most practical ways to maintain healthy vitamin D levels are through supplements or Vitamin D Injection.
Effects of Vitamin D Injection
Vitamin D blood levels increase 100-500 time smore efficiently than oral intake.
Vitamin D Injection supports bone health and metabolism while helping strengthen the immune system and relieve dizziness. It may also help prevent depression and osteoporosis, while contributing to fatigue recovery, improved skin elasticity, and brighter-looking skin.
Recommended for
Those who want to relieve menopausal symptoms and prevent osteoporosis
Those who are always tired and exposed to stress
Those who work indoors without seeing sunlight all day
Expected Effects
Relief of Menopausal Symptoms
New Collagen Production
Improvement of Wrinkles
Brightens
the skin
Q&A
Can I skip sunscreen to get more Vitamin D?
No. To naturally produce enough Vitamin D, approximately 70% of your body would need to be exposed to direct sunlight for at least 30 minutes, which can significantly increase the risk of photoaging, hyperpigmentation, and sunburn. Vitamin D deficiency can be safely addressed with Vitamin D Injection without sacrificing proper sun protection.
How often should I receive Vitamin D Injection?
A simple blood test is recommended before treatment to measure your vitamin D level. Since a single injection typically maintains vitamin D levels for about 3 months, treatment is generally recommended every 3 months, depending on your blood test results and your physician's recommendation.
What if I get too much Vitamin D from the injection?
Vitamin D toxicity is very uncommon. Vitamin D toxicity generally occurs only when blood vitamin D levels exceed 300ng/mL. The average vitamin D level among Koreans is approximately 16.1 ng/mL. After injection, vitamin D is stored in the muscles and gradually released into the bloodstream over approximately 3 months, helping maintain stable levels.
Are there any precautions?
Vitamin D injection is administered as a subcutaneous injection, not an intravenous injection. Temporary redness, warmth, swelling, or discomfort at the injection site may occur but usually resolves naturally over time. In rare cases, mild allergic reactions such as hives may occur and are generally manageable with short-term allergy medication if needed.
Vitamin D Injection
POINT
100-500 times more effective than oral intake
Enhances immunity and improves dizziness
Prevents depression and osteoporosis, improves skin elasticity and whitening.
PLUS
Dream Cell Stem Cell Injection
Why should you get a Vitamin D injection?
Vitamin D, the only vitamin that can be synthesized in the body through sunlight, requires at least 30 minutes of direct exposure of 70% of the body to sunlight without sunscreen to be produced. Since this is difficult to achieve in daily life, Vitamin D Injection offers a practical solution for maintaining healthy vitamin D levels.
Why is Vitamin D Deficiency so common?
Preference for fair skin, photoaging concerns, and limited sun exposure
Producing enough vitamin D naturally requires exposing about 70% of your body to sunlight without sunscreen for more than 30 minutes daily. However, this increases the risk of photoaging, hyperpigmentation, and sunburn, and most people do not have the opportunity for that level of sun exposure. As a result, the most practical ways to maintain healthy vitamin D levels are through supplements or Vitamin D Injection.
Effects of Vitamin D Injection
Vitamin D blood levels increase 100-500 time smore efficiently than oral intake.
Vitamin D Injection supports bone health and metabolism while helping strengthen the immune system and relieve dizziness. It may also help prevent depression and osteoporosis, while contributing to fatigue recovery, improved skin elasticity, and brighter-looking skin.
Recommended for
Those who want to relieve menopausal symptoms and prevent osteoporosis
Those who are always tired and exposed to stress
Those who work indoors without seeing sunlight all day
Expected Effects
Relief of Menopausal Symptoms
New Collagen Production
Improvement of Wrinkles
Brightens
the skin
Q&A
Can I skip sunscreen to get more Vitamin D?
No. To naturally produce enough Vitamin D, approximately 70% of your body would need to be exposed to direct sunlight for at least 30 minutes, which can significantly increase the risk of photoaging, hyperpigmentation, and sunburn. Vitamin D deficiency can be safely addressed with Vitamin D Injection without sacrificing proper sun protection.
How often should I receive Vitamin D Injection?
A simple blood test is recommended before treatment to measure your vitamin D level. Since a single injection typically maintains vitamin D levels for about 3 months, treatment is generally recommended every 3 months, depending on your blood test results and your physician's recommendation.
What if I get too much Vitamin D from the injection?
Vitamin D toxicity is very uncommon. Vitamin D toxicity generally occurs only when blood vitamin D levels exceed 300ng/mL. The average vitamin D level among Koreans is approximately 16.1 ng/mL. After injection, vitamin D is stored in the muscles and gradually released into the bloodstream over approximately 3 months, helping maintain stable levels.
Are there any precautions?
Vitamin D injection is administered as a subcutaneous injection, not an intravenous injection. Temporary redness, warmth, swelling, or discomfort at the injection site may occur but usually resolves naturally over time. In rare cases, mild allergic reactions such as hives may occur and are generally manageable with short-term allergy medication if needed.