Immune Recovery
Laplace Injection
'Laplace Injection' is the name of an in-house program used at Cheongdam Laplace; it is not a specific single agent or an officially recognized procedure name. The combination and interval are designed around the individual condition confirmed through consultation and basic tests.
Laplace Injection
Laplace Injection
The Laplace Injection does not repeat the same prescription for everyone. We set the day's combination, dose, and route of administration by looking together at the level of fatigue and pace of recovery found in the consultation and basic tests, along with any treatments scheduled ahead. Before deciding what to add, we first judge what this body does not need right now.
Recommended for
- Those who feel their recovery is slow and their condition fluctuates
- Those who want to settle their physical condition before a lifting or regenerative treatment
- Those whose sleep and meals are irregular and who feel their overall vitality has declined
- Those who have had various nutrient injections and would like to review whether the current combination is what they need
- Those who need a standard of care because their condition dips with each change of season
Our View
How we see it at Cheongdam Laplace
The process
01
Consultation and history
We review sleep, meals, alcohol, current medications, and recent changes in condition. Any previous injection history is gathered as well.
02
Reviewing basic tests
Where needed, we review blood test results together to look at liver and kidney function, nutritional status, and other items that should be checked before administration.
03
Designing and explaining the combination
We explain the components and doses to be used that day, the route of administration, and the expected time in advance, then proceed with your consent.
04
Administration and follow-up
We check for any discomfort during administration and adjust the rate, then guide you on the next visit and the criteria for reassessment.
Treatment information
| Treatment time | About 20-40 minutes (varies with the combination and route of administration) |
|---|---|
| Anesthesia | No separate anesthesia (a stinging pain at injection) |
| Recovery | Daily activity the same day (varies by individual) |
| Recommended interval | Usually once a week or every two weeks, reassessed after 4-8 weeks |
| Treatment areas | Arm vein or upper-arm muscle (determined by the design) |
Frequently asked questions
What components go into the Laplace Injection?
It is not a fixed single prescription but a tailored combination that changes with your condition, so the components and doses used are confirmed and explained directly at your visit. We check your current medications, underlying conditions, and allergy history before setting the combination.
How many sessions do I need?
We do not begin with a set number of sessions. After the first few, we review changes in your condition together with the relevant test values and judge whether to continue or adjust, and the appropriate number and interval vary considerably by individual. If we judge that further sessions are not needed, we may suggest lengthening the interval or stopping.
Can I have it on the same day as another treatment?
It is often possible, but not always. When combining it with treatments that can involve swelling, such as lasers or lifting, we adjust the order and the interval. Depending on your condition that day, we may also suggest dividing the schedule.
Precautions and possible side effects
- Pain, redness, bruising, and temporary swelling may occur at the injection site.
- Depending on the rate of administration, dizziness, nausea, or a sensation of heat in the face may appear.
- Rarely, hypersensitivity reactions such as hives or itching may occur, and very rarely a severe hypersensitivity reaction (anaphylaxis) accompanied by difficulty breathing or a drop in blood pressure may occur.
- Pain or phlebitis may develop along the intravenous site, and if the solution leaks outside the vessel, pain and swelling may occur in that area.
- Pain, induration, and rarely infection may occur at the intramuscular injection site.
- If you have reduced kidney function or heart failure, a consultation that takes the fluid load into account is needed.
- Please let us know in advance if you are pregnant or breastfeeding or are taking any medications.
Treatment results may vary depending on individual condition, and side effects may occur. Please confirm the details through a consultation with our medical staff.
Consultation comes first
Before deciding on a treatment, let us look at your current condition together.