Restore Hyper Wellness
At this Austin location, you will find IV drip therapy including NAD+ and Niagen (NR) drips, intramuscular shots, and core therapies such as cryotherapy, red light therapy, infrared sauna, and compression. The studio also offers skin health services like facials and peels, as well as medical therapies including mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy and biomarker assessments.
An appointment-based IV therapy and wellness studio in Austin, TX, for people looking for IV drips, cryotherapy, red light therapy, and other wellness services.
IV Drip Therapy, Cryotherapy, Red Light Therapy, Infrared Sauna, Compression, Intramuscular Shots, NAD+ IV Drip Therapy, NAD+ IM Shot Therapy, Niagen (NR) IV Therapy, Niagen (NR) IM Shots, Skin Health Services, Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Biomarker Assessments
Level Up Membership $190 per month, Elevate Membership $290 per month, Core Membership $330 per month
Located in Lamar Union Plaza at 1100 S Lamar Blvd Ste 2114, Austin, TX; confirm appointment availability before visiting.
Restore Hyper Wellness is an IV therapy and wellness studio located in Austin, Texas, at Lamar Union Plaza, 1100 S Lamar Blvd Ste 2114. The studio offers a variety of services including IV drip therapy and several core therapies such as cryotherapy, red light therapy, infrared sauna, and compression. Their IV therapy menu includes NAD+ IV drips, Niagen (NR) IV drips, and intramuscular shots, along with NAD+ IM shots and Niagen (NR) IM shots. Membership options are available, including Level Up Membership at $190 per month, Elevate Membership at $290 per month, and Core Membership at $330 per month. These memberships provide monthly credits redeemable for core therapies or IV drips, with details on credit use and expiration provided by the studio.
Additional services include skin health treatments like Neveskin™ facials, HydroPeptide custom facials, Marini zero downtime peels, Hydrafacial™, and Keravive scalp treatments. Medical services such as mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy and biomarker assessments are also offered, provided by an independent medical practice associated with the studio. The studio’s hours are Monday through Friday from 10 AM to 7 PM, and Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM. Visitors can contact the studio by phone at (512) 291-3156 or by email at [email protected]. While the provider’s website includes a booking option, no direct booking page URL is on file, so confirming appointment availability before visiting is recommended.
Published prices
| Level Up Membership | $190 per month |
| Elevate Membership | $290 per month |
| Core Membership | $330 per month |
As published by the provider. Prices change, confirm directly before you visit.
Good to know
What is this place and what services does it offer?
Restore Hyper Wellness in Austin, TX, is a wellness studio offering a broad range of services including IV drip therapy, core therapies like cryotherapy, red light therapy, infrared sauna, and compression. They also provide intramuscular shots, skin health treatments such as facials and peels, and medical therapies including mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy and biomarker assessments. Membership plans with monthly credits for these services are available, and the studio is located in Lamar Union Plaza on South Lamar Boulevard.
Do I need an appointment or can I walk in?
While specific walk-in policies are not published, Restore Hyper Wellness generally operates on an appointment basis. Most studios in this category recommend booking ahead to ensure availability, especially for IV drips and specialized therapies. It is advisable to contact the studio by phone or email to confirm whether walk-ins are accepted or to schedule an appointment before visiting.
What are the hours of operation?
Restore Hyper Wellness Austin is open Monday through Friday from 10 AM to 7 PM, and on Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM. These hours provide availability throughout the week including weekends, accommodating a variety of schedules. Confirming hours or any holiday changes by contacting the studio directly is recommended.
How much do services cost here?
The provider publishes three membership pricing options: Level Up Membership at $190 per month, Elevate Membership at $290 per month, and Core Membership at $330 per month. These memberships include monthly credits redeemable for core therapies or IV drips. Specific pricing for individual services or drips is not published, so contacting the studio for detailed pricing or packages is recommended.
How do I get there and where do I park?
Restore Hyper Wellness is located at Lamar Union Plaza, 1100 S Lamar Blvd Ste 2114, Austin, TX 78704. The studio is situated on the corner of South Lamar and Treadwell, next to Shake Shack. Parking details are not specified, but typical urban plaza parking or street parking may be available. Visitors should confirm parking options and directions by calling the studio or checking the plaza’s website.
What IV drips or hydration services are on the menu?
The IV drip menu at Restore Hyper Wellness Austin includes NAD+ IV Drip Therapy, Niagen (NR) IV Therapy, and standard IV Drip Therapy with essential vitamins, nutrients, minerals, and amino acids. Intramuscular shots and NAD+ and Niagen (NR) IM shots are also offered. Membership credits can be applied toward these IV drips and core therapies, with some drips requiring multiple credits. For the full menu and details, contacting the studio or visiting their website is recommended.
Does the provider offer mobile IV service, and what areas does it say it serves?
There is no information published about mobile IV services or mobile coverage areas for Restore Hyper Wellness Austin. Typically, IV therapy studios with physical locations may not offer mobile services, but it is best to confirm directly with the provider if mobile IV therapy is of interest.
Information gathered from the provider's public listings and website, last confirmed 2026-07-17. Details change. Confirm directly with the provider before you visit.
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