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BIOTIN (VITAMIN B7)

For hair, nails, skin, weight loss

Biotin (Vitamin B7) – Medical and Aesthetic Benefits

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What is Biotin?

Biotin, also known as Vitamin B7 or Vitamin H, plays a crucial role in maintaining overall health and enhancing beauty. This water-soluble vitamin is essential for several bodily functions, including the metabolism of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates.

Unlike some vitamins, the body does not store biotin, so it must be obtained from diet, supplements, or injections. Gut bacteria also assist in producing small amounts of biotin.

A balanced diet is key to maintaining optimal biotin levels, but supplementation may be beneficial in cases of deficiency or for aesthetic enhancement.

Always consult a healthcare professional before starting any new supplements.

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Aesthetic Use of Biotin Injections

Vitamin injections for aesthetic purposes are typically administered without a prescription in our clinics to enhance the skin, hair, nails, and overall appearance.

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How Often Can I Have Biotin Injections?

  • Twice weekly for 4 weeks

  • Once a month thereafter for maintenance

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Cost of Biotin Injections

  • £60 – Single shot

  • £216 – Prepaid course of 4

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Aesthetic Benefits of Biotin Injections

  • Hair Growth – Supports hair strength and reduces hair thinning

  • Nail Health – Strengthens nails and prevents splitting

  • Skin Glow – Promotes healthy, hydrated skin

  • Prevents Grey Hair – Protects natural hair pigment from premature greying

  • Weight Loss Support – Aids metabolism and fat breakdown

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Medical Use of Biotin Injections

The medical use of vitamin injections (e.g., for biotin or B12 deficiency) should be prescribed by a doctor to treat specific health conditions.

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Symptoms of Biotin Deficiency

  • Skin issues – red rashes (especially on the face), dry or scaly skin, signs of premature ageing

  • Hair and nail concerns – brittle nails, thinning or damaged hair

  • Neurological symptoms – fatigue, insomnia, depression, anxiety, difficulty walking, seizures

  • Digestive problems – loss of appetite, nausea, intestinal discomfort

  • Other issues – cracking at the corners of the mouth, muscle pain, tingling in hands/feet

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Medical Benefits of Biotin Injections

  • Supports Cognitive Function – Essential for myelin production, protecting the nervous system

  • Aids Digestion – Helps the body break down food efficiently

  • Regulates Blood Sugar – Supports diabetes management

  • Lowers Cholesterol – Helps regulate cholesterol levels

  • Boosts Fertility – Supports reproductive health

  • Improves Heart Health – Helps lower blood pressure and triglycerides

  • Reduces Joint Pain – Helps ease inflammation

  • Supports Pregnancy – Helps prevent birth defects and reduces miscarriage risk

  • Regulates Menstrual Cycle – Contributes to hormonal balance

  • Wound Healing – Aids tissue repair and recovery​​

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