Our cosmetic physicians are highly trained to maximize patient safety and provide the most natural-looking results
Discuss with your healthcare provider the best ways to manage your B12 levels, which may include dietary supplements or fortified foods like breakfast cereals
Reviewing and stopping B12 injections You should review or stop B12 injections when a blood test shows your levels have normalised, when a dietary cause can be managed with tablets, or when your GP advises a change
This ensures safe and effective treatment for a wide range of patients
Methionine is used with inositol and choline (MIC) to help support and maintain the metabolizing of fat, remove toxins from the liver, and help support and maintain the prevention of fat from accumulating in the liver and body
An elevated methylmalonic acid (MMA) level has been thought to be the most direct, metabolic indicator of B12 deficiency because B12 is the only cofactor required by the enzyme that degrades MMA