1 Empire-verified provider in Austin, Texas · rated 4.8 out of 5 from 6 patient reviews
Looking for IV Nutrition in Austin? Ethan Caldwell, MD of Westlake Wellness & Aesthetics is an Empire-verified provider in Austin. Hydration, vitamins and recovery delivered directly to your body. Every provider on Empire Verified completed hands-on training with Empire Medical Training, so you can compare credentials, patient reviews and specialties before you book a free consultation.
Providers here publish prices from $168–$350 per session, with $259 per session being typical. See IV nutrition prices by city →
Family Medicine · Aesthetic Provider · Westlake Wellness & Aesthetics
4.8
(6 reviews)
2700 Bee Caves Rd, Suite 210, Austin, TX
Dr. Ethan Caldwell's Westlake practice blends family medicine with modern wellness care. His weight management patients receive a full metabolic workup, and his PRP hair restoration program has helped many Austin tech…
IV nutrition therapy delivers fluids, electrolytes, vitamins and antioxidants directly into the bloodstream. Formulas are chosen for goals such as hydration after travel or illness, recovery after intense exercise, or general wellness support.
A medical provider should review your health history before any infusion, since IV therapy is not appropriate for everyone — for example some people with heart or kidney conditions.
After a brief health screening and vital signs, a small IV catheter is placed in your arm and the infusion runs for 30 to 60 minutes while you relax.
Dehydration after travel, heat or illness
Athletic recovery
Fatigue and low energy
Immune support
Hangover recovery
Each practice in Austin sets its own pricing, which depends on the provider's experience and the amount of treatment you need. Across the US, typical pricing is $150–$400 per infusion. Book a consultation with one of the providers above for an exact quote.
Look for a licensed medical provider with specific training in IV Nutrition, before-and-after results you like and consistent patient reviews. Every provider listed on Empire Verified completed hands-on training with Empire Medical Training, and you can compare their credentials and reviews on their profiles.
For healthy adults screened by a medical provider, IV hydration is generally very safe. Screening matters because some conditions make extra fluids risky.
It depends on your formula and health; your provider will recommend a safe frequency.
No. It can support hydration and recovery but does not replace good nutrition, sleep and medical care.
Most infusions take 30 to 60 minutes.
This guide is for general educational purposes and is not medical advice. Results, recovery and pricing vary from person to person. Consult a licensed provider to find out whether a treatment is right for you.