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IV Therapy · Raleigh, NC

IV Therapy in Raleigh

2 clinics · ranked by rating & reviews · updated 2026

IV therapy delivers fluids and vitamins through a drip and is offered at many med spas as a quick wellness or hydration service. Sessions are usually short, and clinics offer different drip blends. As with any service that involves a medical procedure, it should be administered by qualified staff.

Below are 2 med spas offering iv therapy in Raleigh, NC, ranked by Google review volume so you can start with the most established options and contact them directly.

Typical pricing in Raleigh

Typical Raleigh pricing: roughly $11–15 per unit for Botox, $575–1,000 per syringe for filler, and $160–340 per session for HydraFacial or microneedling. Packages and memberships are common — confirm the rate at consultation.

See our full guide to med spas in Raleigh for neighborhoods, local pricing and how to choose.

Top iv therapy clinics in Raleigh

  1. 1
    iCRYO CRYOTHERAPY + iV THERAPY + BODY SCULPTING + RED LIGHT THERAPY
    Med Spa

    iCRYO CRYOTHERAPY + iV THERAPY + BODY SCULPTING + RED LIGHT THERAPY

    Raleigh

    Wellness center in North Hills, NC · 4.8★ (390).

    ★ 4.8 · 390View →
  2. 2
    Prime MD, P.C.
    Med Spa

    Prime MD, P.C.

    Raleigh

    Medical spa in Raleigh, NC · 5★ (346).

    ★ 5 · 346View →

FAQ

IV Therapy in Raleigh — common questions

How much does IV therapy cost? +
Usually about $100–300 per session depending on the blend and clinic; some spas offer membership or package pricing.
What is included? +
Clinics offer different IV blends (for hydration, vitamins, recovery and so on). Ask what is in each option and what is appropriate for you when you book.
How do I choose a provider? +
Choose a clinic where qualified medical staff administer the drips, with transparent pricing and good reviews.
How much does Botox cost in Raleigh? +
Most Raleigh med spas charge about $11–15 per unit, and a typical treatment uses 20–40 units. Confirm the per-unit rate and number of units quoted before booking.
Are med spas in Raleigh regulated? +
Medical spas in North Carolina operate under a licensed physician, and injectables and laser treatments should be performed or supervised by qualified medical professionals. Look for a named medical director and licensed injectors.
What should I look for when choosing a med spa in Raleigh? +
Prioritize a licensed medical team, transparent pricing, real before-and-after photos and a consultation before any treatment. High review counts help, but verify credentials first.
Which Raleigh areas have the most med spas? +
North Hills, Glenwood South, Cary and Wake Forest have the highest concentration. Use the list below to compare clinics by rating, reviews and treatments.

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Other treatments in Raleigh

Laser Hair RemovalBotox & DysportLip & Dermal FillersCoolSculptingHydraFacialMicroneedlingWeight Loss (GLP-1)