Chasing the bridal glow through IV drips? Doctors flag health risks: The wider industry impact

Chasing the bridal glow through IV drips? Doctors flag health risks: The wider industry impact

(Representative image) Intravenous drips for skin brightening and hydration have surged in popularity among people in Hyderabad

Chasing the bridal glow through IV drips? Doctors flag health risks: The wider industry impact

some people may notice a temporary glow that fades over time,” said Dr Karishni C, dermatologist and former general secretary of the Telangana Senior Residents Doctors Association While these drips cannot significantly lighten skin. Dr Jalagam Vijay, senior dermatologist at Radiance Skin and Hair Clinic, said that since skincare trends picked up after Covid, men are also increasingly seen opting for aesthetic treatments, including IV therapy. Some patients report improvements in skin tone after glutathione treatment, but these are anecdotal accounts, not reliable scientific evidence,” Dr Jalagam said. She recovered after supportive treatment,” said Dr Rajetha Damisetty, senior dermatologist and member of the Indian Association of Dermatologists, Venereologists and Leprologists. Dr Swapna Kunduru, cosmetic dermatologist at Apollo Hospital, said, “Before administering glutathione IV drips, I always check whether the patient has asthma or any allergies and assess liver and kidney function.”

“The procedures generally focus on skincare, hydration or energy enhancement. Depending on their objective, patients may undergo three to four sessions before an occasion. “Social media promotions and celebrity endorsements have fuelled demand, with some people reportedly receiving drips at wedding venues while getting ready. Wellness clinics, salons and hair clinics are also promoting infusions and scalp injections,” the doctor added. “We always advise caution, as results vary depending on a person’s skin type, condition and treatment goals. “She developed acute liver injury and abnormal blood clotting, indicating serious complications. Experts also stressed that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not approved glutathione for skin whitening or lightening.

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