Biotin. Directly Into the System.Reliable Absorption Every Time.
A single intramuscular injection delivering biotin directly into muscle tissue — for reliable, complete absorption without the variability of oral supplementation.
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What's Covered
Biotin is Vitamin B7 — a water-soluble B vitamin that serves as an essential cofactor for five carboxylase enzymes involved in fatty acid synthesis, amino acid metabolism, and glucose production. It is required for the metabolism of the macronutrients your body uses to build and maintain tissue — including the rapidly dividing cells of hair follicles, skin, and nails. Biotin is sometimes described as the 'beauty vitamin,' but its role is biochemical, not cosmetic. Healthy hair, skin, and nails are a downstream consequence of adequate biotin supporting the metabolic processes these tissues depend on.
01Hair health
Biotin is required for the production of keratin — the structural protein that makes up hair. Biotin deficiency is associated with hair thinning, hair loss, and brittle hair. Rapidly dividing hair follicle cells have high biotin requirements; when these are not met, the hair growth cycle is disrupted and the quality of the hair produced is compromised. I.M. delivery helps hair follicle cells receive the full dose, independent of gut absorption.
02Skin condition
At the cellular level, biotin is required for the fatty acid synthesis that maintains the skin's lipid barrier — the waterproof seal that prevents moisture loss and blocks environmental irritants. Suboptimal biotin status, even without frank deficiency, can contribute to dryness, flakiness, and impaired barrier function.
03Nail strength
Biotin is required for the synthesis of the proteins and structural components of the nail plate. Clinical trials have consistently shown that biotin supplementation increases nail plate thickness and reduces brittleness in people with fragile nails. I.M. delivery provides the concentrated, reliable dose that oral supplementation at typical doses may not achieve.
04Metabolic function
Beyond hair, skin, and nails, biotin plays a role in blood sugar regulation — as a cofactor for pyruvate carboxylase and other enzymes involved in gluconeogenesis — and in the metabolism of the branched-chain amino acids essential for muscle protein synthesis.
Suboptimal biotin status — insufficient for optimal hair, skin, and nail function without meeting the threshold of clinical deficiency — is more common than often recognised.
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Audience
Who It's For
Particularly relevant where gut absorption is unreliable or oral supplementation has not produced expected results.
- Hair thinning, increased shedding, or changes in hair texture and quality
- Brittle, peeling, or slow-growing nails
- Dry, flaky, or irritated skin not responding to topical treatments
- Regular consumption of raw egg whites (avidin binds biotin and impairs absorption)
- Long-term antibiotic therapy, which reduces gut bacterial synthesis of biotin
- Gut conditions affecting nutrient absorption, including inflammatory bowel disease
- Taking certain anticonvulsant medications (valproate, phenytoin) which impair biotin metabolism
- Pregnancy, which significantly increases biotin requirements
- Wanting a convenient, reliable biotin boost without daily oral supplementation
- Combining biotin with an EGA IV drip on the same visit
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Results and What to Expect
Hair and nail changes are gradual, since hair grows approximately 1 cm per month.
- Skin improvements may be noticed within weeks
- Hair and nail quality improvements take several weeks to months to become apparent
- Monthly injections are appropriate for many people seeking ongoing support
- Brief mild sting at the injection site resolves within seconds
- Often combined with the Glowing Drip for comprehensive skin and hair support
Important information: IV and injected nutrient treatments are not a substitute for a balanced diet or for medical treatment. Responses vary between individuals, and evidence of benefit in people without a diagnosed deficiency is still developing. Every treatment follows a clinical assessment, and your clinician will advise whether it is appropriate for you.
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Difference
I.M. vs Oral Biotin
High-dose oral biotin supplements are widely available and effective for many people. Intramuscular delivery is preferable in specific situations.
Gut absorption concerns
Inflammatory bowel conditions, low stomach acid, or other factors that reduce oral absorption.
Fast, reliable dose
Complete bioavailability in a single concentrated dose, independent of gut absorption variability.
Previous oral did not work
Where oral biotin has not produced expected results, intramuscular delivery removes absorption as a variable.
Convenience
Combined with an IV drip visit for efficient, comprehensive support in one appointment.
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Questions
Common Questions
Will a biotin injection grow my hair back?
Biotin supports the metabolic processes required for healthy hair growth. It is not a treatment for hair loss caused by hormonal imbalance, autoimmune conditions, or thyroid dysfunction. If you are experiencing significant hair loss, a clinical assessment to identify the underlying cause is the appropriate first step. EGA offers hormonal and blood testing that can identify the most common causes of hair loss.
How quickly will I see results?
Hair and nail changes are gradual. Hair grows approximately 1 cm per month, and improvements in the quality of new growth take several weeks to months to become apparent. Skin improvements may be noticed more quickly.
How often should I have the injection?
Monthly injections are appropriate for many people seeking ongoing support for hair, skin, and nail health. Your clinician will advise based on your situation.
Can I combine this with an IV drip?
Yes. A biotin injection is commonly combined with the Glowing Drip or other EGA infusions as an add-on for comprehensive skin and hair support.
Is the injection painful?
Briefly. Many clients describe a mild sting that resolves within seconds.
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Ready to book?
Biotin. Directly Into the System.
- 01Book online or by phoneNo referral needed.
- 02Attend your appointmentThe injection takes under 5 minutes.
- 03Schedule maintenanceMonthly injections for ongoing support.
- 04Plan next stepsDiscuss ongoing needs or integrate into a broader longevity plan at your review.