Medspa & IV Wellness · Frisco, TX
IV Therapy in Frisco, TX
Between the youth sports calendar, a demanding commute and a fair amount of business travel, Frisco runs at pace. IV therapy is not a cure for a hard week, but it does address the dehydration and depletion that make a hard week feel worse than it needs to.
The Spa by RescueMD is a physician-supervised medical spa in Allen, about 15 to 20 minutes from Frisco, under the medical direction of Dr. Olubukola Okoro, MD. We are not located in Frisco — we are a short drive away, and a good number of our patients make that drive precisely because of the supervision.
Current Offers
First-Time Standard Hydration Drip — $99 (regularly $149)
Complete hydration therapy with essential vitamins and minerals, about 45 minutes, consultation included.
Specialty Drips — $250 each
Immunity Booster, Energy Enhancement, Beauty Glow and Detox formulations. Buy 5 and the 6th is free, or buy 2 and get the 3rd at 15% off.
Add-On Boosters — $75 each
B1/B6 enhancement, glutathione, or vitamin C infusion. Can be added to any drip.
Monthly VIP Membership — $105 per month
One standard IV per month, 10% off specialty drips and add-ons, and priority booking. Minimum six-month commitment.
Why IV Rather Than Drinking Fluids
Oral hydration works, but slowly, and only as well as your gut absorbs it. Learn more about IV hydration therapy and how the treatment works. An IV delivers fluids, electrolytes and vitamins directly into your bloodstream at full concentration, which is why the effect is both faster and more complete. Most people notice a difference before the drip has finished.
Who Comes In for IV Therapy
People recovering from hard training, or from a heavy weekend. Travellers dealing with dehydration and jet lag. Anyone run down by a demanding stretch of work or poor sleep. And patients pairing a Beauty Glow drip with an aesthetic treatment plan.
What to Expect
Eat something and drink some water beforehand — arriving completely dry makes the vein harder to access. We review your health history, medications and allergies first. A small catheter is placed, usually in the arm, and you sit comfortably for about 45 minutes. There is no downtime afterwards.
Who Should Not Have IV Therapy
IV therapy is not appropriate for everyone. If you have kidney disease, heart failure, or any condition affecting how your body manages fluid, it can be genuinely unsafe and we will not treat you without clearance from your physician. The same applies during pregnancy or with a history of reactions to vitamin infusions. A clinic that does not ask these questions is a clinic to avoid.
Administered by a Nurse Practitioner
Your drip is administered by Kimberly Schmidt, NP, a board-certified nurse practitioner, under the medical direction of Dr. Olubukola Okoro, MD, in a clinical setting with proper sterile technique and a medical history on file. IV therapy has become widely available in settings with very uneven standards — where you have it matters.
Getting Here from Frisco
We are at 945 Stockton Dr., Suite 6140, Allen, TX 75013 — about 15 to 20 minutes from Frisco, east along the Sam Rayburn Tollway and then a short run up US-75. If you are coming from the The Star, Stonebriar Centre and Frisco Square area, allow a little longer at peak times.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does an IV session take?
About 45 minutes for a standard hydration drip. Allow extra time on your first visit for the health review.
Does an IV drip hurt?
You will feel a brief pinch when the catheter is placed, similar to having blood drawn. After that most people feel nothing.
How soon will I feel a difference?
Many people notice a difference before the drip finishes, and most within a few hours. How much you feel depends on how depleted you were to begin with.
What is in the drips?
Standard drips contain fluids, electrolytes and essential vitamins and minerals. Specialty drips are formulated for a particular goal. Your nurse practitioner will go through the exact contents with you.
Is IV therapy safe?
For most healthy adults, yes, when administered by a qualified clinician after a health review. It is not appropriate for people with kidney disease, heart failure or certain other conditions, which is why we screen first.
How often can I have IV therapy?
It varies by person and goal. Some come occasionally when run down; others monthly, which is what the VIP membership is designed for. We will give you an honest recommendation rather than a subscription pitch.
Who administers the IV?
A board-certified nurse practitioner, under the medical direction of Dr. Olubukola Okoro, MD.
How far is your med spa from Frisco?
We are in Allen, about 15 to 20 minutes from most of Frisco — east on the Sam Rayburn Tollway and then a short run up US-75 to 945 Stockton Dr., Suite 6140.
Do you have a location in Frisco?
No. We have one location, in Allen at 945 Stockton Dr., Suite 6140, and we serve patients across Frisco, Plano, McKinney and North Dallas from there. Keeping a single site is deliberate — it is how we keep the same team and the same physician oversight on every treatment.
Is parking easy?
Yes. There is free parking directly outside the suite, which is a meaningful difference from the shopping-centre locations many aesthetic clinics operate from.
Book Your Appointment
Call 972-332-4397 or claim your offer online. The Spa by RescueMD, 945 Stockton Dr., Suite 6140, Allen, TX 75013 — about 15 to 20 minutes from Frisco.
The Spa by RescueMD
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Allen, TX · North Texas
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Allen · Frisco · Plano · McKinney
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