Wine Injection
Vitamin B and C IV drip with magnesium, named for its red color
Wine Injection at a glance
- Price
- From ₩29,000 See all prices
- Main ingredients
- Vitamins B5, B6, B12 and C, with magnesium
- Route
- IV drip or injection
- Interval
- One week between sessions
- Course
- At least 10 sessions generally recommended
- Recovery
- Swelling and pain usually disappear in 1 to 3 days
- Package
- One of six choices in the Signature IV Therapy Package
Visiting Seoul for a short stay
The clinic recommends one session a week, so a short stay usually fits one or two. A bruise at the injection site may last 2 weeks or more.

Cobalt in vitamin B12
Vitamin B12, also called cobalamin, carries a cobalt atom at the center of its molecule. The body cannot make it on its own, according to a review in Subcellular Biochemistry.
Your visit at Beauty Z
- ConsultationA doctor reviews your condition and agrees the plan with you.
- DisinfectionThe skin is disinfected.
- TreatmentWine Injection is given as an IV drip or injection while you rest.
- Aftercare adviceYou receive aftercare instructions before you leave.
Package combinations
The clinic's package guide pairs Wine Injection with Garlic Injection, or with Garlic and Cinderella Injections together.

Other IV drips
Signature IV Therapy PackageVitamin InjectionCinderella InjectionGarlic InjectionLicorice Injection
Common questions
- What does it share with Vitamin Injection?
- Both list vitamins B5, B6, B12 and C. Vitamin Injection also lists vitamin B1, and Wine Injection lists magnesium among its main ingredients.
- Is Wine Injection part of the Signature IV Therapy Package?
- Yes. It is one of six injections on the package list, and each injection uses one point.
- What can I feel during the infusion?
- Some people feel slight dizziness or palpitations while the medication is being injected.


Sources: Herrmann W, Obeid R. Cobalamin deficiency. Subcell Biochem. 2012 (PubMed 22116706) · Beauty Z Skin Clinic Myeongdong treatment notes and price list. Results differ from person to person; your doctor will advise at consultation.
Wine InjectionTreatment overview
Wine Injection is named for its reddish color and has no direct relation to actual wine. Its main ingredients are vitamin B5, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, vitamin C, and magnesium.
Its main ingredients are mostly B vitamins, including vitamin B12, which carries cobalt.
Wine InjectionRecommended for
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Lowered immunity
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Fatigue
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Anemia and muscle pain
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Wine InjectionResults and frequency
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We recommend treatment at 1-week intervals.
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Wine InjectionQ&A
- Q.How many sessions do I need to see results?
- Results vary by individual, but we generally recommend at least 10 sessions at weekly intervals.
- Q.The main ingredients are vitamins. Can't I just get them from food?
- You can get vitamins from food. An injection delivers them directly into the bloodstream without passing through the digestive system.
Wine InjectionAftercare
- -Injections may cause pain, swelling, bruising, allergic reactions, and erythema at the treatment site. This varies from person to person.
- -Swelling and pain usually disappear within 1 to 3 days, but bruising may last 2 weeks or more.
- -Some people may feel slight dizziness or palpitations while the medication is being injected.
- -If you have had severe vein pain in the past, you may feel pain whether or not an IV is connected. This varies from person to person.
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