What's Actually Going In the Shot
4 ingredients, each doing a different job, in 1 syringe.
- Methionine. The amino acid that does the heavy lifting on fat metabolism. It is the M most people are paying for when they book this shot.
- Inositol. A B-vitamin-adjacent compound that supports cell signaling, especially the signaling involved in how your body uses sugar and fat.
- Choline. Helps the liver process fat out, rather than letting it sit in the liver. The reason MIC/Lipo gets called a "lipotropic" injection.
- B-12. Added to the same syringe because the energy piece is what most clients walk in asking about. You feel B-12 sooner than you feel the rest.
These are nutrients your body already produces and uses every day. The point of the injection is concentration and absorption: a measured dose, delivered intramuscularly, bypassing the digestive system the way a tablet cannot. The compound is sourced from FDA-registered 503A and 503B pharmacies with tracked expirations, the same standard we hold every infusion and injection to.
For When Diet and Movement Aren't Moving the Needle
The clients who get the most out of a MIC/Lipo Injection are usually the ones already doing the hard part. They eat reasonably clean. They walk, lift, run, ride, or chase kids most days. They sleep when their life allows it. And they have hit a stretch where the scale, or their energy, or both, stop responding to any of it.
Some are coming off long Saturdays at Windsong Ranch's Lagoon, the 5-acre crystal-clear freshwater lagoon in the middle of the neighborhood, or back from a long ride on the 30-plus miles of trails the community runs through. They feel depleted by Monday and cannot quite explain why. Others are the executive parents Prosper is full of, working long days and looking for 1 targeted thing they can do for their metabolism without overhauling their whole routine. Either way, this is a support service, not a shortcut. If diet and movement are not already part of your week, MIC/Lipo has very little to work with.
A 15-Minute Appointment, End to End
A MIC/Lipo Injection at our Prosper boutique is listed as a 15-minute service. From the time you walk in to the time you are back out the door, you are looking at roughly that. Most clients come in over a lunch break or between errands on Prosper Trail and never have to plan a longer block around it.
Here is the actual flow. A registered nurse greets you, asks why you came in today, and confirms what you booked still makes sense for what your body is telling you. Your intake form is already in front of her. She checks your vitals against our set safety parameters, talks you through the compound, and gives the injection in your upper arm or thigh. Most people describe it as a quick pinch and then it is done. You hang out for a minute or 2 while she answers questions and watches for any reaction, and you leave with simple aftercare notes. New clients add a 1-time $35 Good Faith Exam, a short telehealth screening that clears you for every service on the menu for a full year.
Need help deciding if MIC/Lipo is the right fit?
Call 360 IV Infusion and Wellness and a registered nurse will walk you through it.
How Often Clients Come In
1 shot, by itself, is not the point. A MIC/Lipo Injection works on processes your body runs every day, which means keeping the supporting nutrients at a steady, dosed level matters more than any single visit. Most clients come in on a weekly or every-other-week cadence at first while their body adjusts to having those levels available, and then space the visits out from there based on how they actually feel.
What that cadence looks like for you is a conversation, not a script. Some bodies respond fast. Some take longer. Some clients pair MIC/Lipo with a GLP-1 protocol, a hydration drip, or an IV vitamin therapy and adjust the rhythm of all 3 together. Every visit is a fresh check-in, and a registered nurse will tell you honestly when a shorter or longer gap would serve you better, including when the better answer is to take a few weeks off entirely.
"I came into 360 IV feeling completely under the weather and left feeling like I could run a marathon. The hydration IV with B12 was exactly what my body needed. Dr. Oge was professional, welcoming, and made the entire experience relaxing and seamless. Within hours, my energy was back."
— Christina Pratts, Google review of 360 IV Infusion and Wellness
What You're Paying For at $65
The MIC/Lipo Injection is flat-priced at $65. There is no membership pressure attached to it, no tiered upgrade, no premium version of the same shot waiting behind another paywall. That price covers the compound itself, the registered nurse who administers it, the vitals and intake review before it, and the brief monitoring after. Same flat rate whether it is your first visit or your fifteenth.
360 IV Infusion and Wellness was founded by Oge Ogundu, DNP, MSN, RN, who ran a mobile IV practice serving nursing facilities, assisted living, and long-term care across DFW and East Texas for years before opening this boutique. That history is the reason the standards are the way they are here. A blown vein or a sourcing shortcut in a long-term care facility is a serious problem, not an inconvenience, and that bar carried over to Prosper. Same screening protocol, same scrutiny on the small details, whether you are paying $65 for a shot or $450 for a longer infusion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Real questions clients ask about the MIC/Lipo Injection in Prosper
How is a MIC/Lipo Injection different from a plain B-12 shot?
A B-12 shot is one ingredient working on one job, mostly energy and red blood cell support. A MIC/Lipo Injection at our Prosper location is methionine, inositol, and choline working together on fat metabolism and liver function, and we add B-12 to the same syringe so the energy piece is built in. People often ask about both because the goals overlap. If you only want the energy lift, a B-12 makes sense. If you want metabolism support layered on top of that, MIC/Lipo is the upgrade.
Will a MIC/Lipo Injection help me lose weight?
Not on its own. We are direct with every client about this before they book. MIC/Lipo supports the way your body processes fat and uses energy, which means it makes the work you are already doing on diet, sleep, movement, and hydration go further. If those four things are not in place, the injection has nothing to amplify. If they are, it can be the difference between a plateau and steady progress. Anyone selling it as a stand-alone weight-loss shot is overselling it.
Can I get a MIC/Lipo Injection on the same visit as my GLP-1?
In most cases, yes. The two work on different parts of the same system, GLP-1 on appetite and blood sugar, MIC/Lipo on fat metabolism and liver function. Pairing them is one of the most common combinations we see for clients in our medical weight loss program. Since both involve injections, the registered nurse will walk through timing, your most recent dose, and whether your intake form clears you for stacking the two on the same visit before any needle comes out.
I get my injections done somewhere cheaper. Is there a real difference?
The difference is what surrounds the injection, not just the injection itself. Before yours, a registered nurse reviews your intake form, checks your vitals against set safety parameters, and confirms you are a candidate that day. The MIC/Lipo compound itself comes from FDA-registered 503A and 503B pharmacies with tracked expirations. Cheaper places skip some or all of those steps. At a $65 flat rate, you are paying for the screening and the sourcing alongside the shot, not just the shot.
Are there any side effects I should know about before booking?
Most clients have no side effects beyond brief soreness at the injection site, similar to a flu shot. A small number notice a flushing sensation, a brief warm feeling, or a mild metallic taste in the minutes after. These pass quickly. Because the compound includes B-12, clients who run high on B-12 already can occasionally feel slightly wired the first time. The registered nurse covers all of this with you during your initial assessment and adjusts cadence based on how your body responds.
Book Your MIC/Lipo Injection
15 minutes, $65, physician-supervised. Stop by 1630 W. Prosper Trail, #110, Prosper, TX 75078 or call to schedule.
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