Johnsons Family Medicine & Aesthetics, Stephen Johnson

B-12 injections are shots that supply vitamin B12, often to boost energy or treat deficiency. A clinician administers the injection into a muscle, typically in the arm or hip, with energy benefits varying by person and underlying health.

BOTOX treatments involve injections of a purified toxin to temporarily relax facial muscles, reducing wrinkles. The procedure is quick, usually done in a clinic, with minimal downtime and effects lasting several months after a few small injections.

Breathing treatments are medical therapies that help you breathe better, often using inhaled medicines, devices like nebulizers or inhalers, and sometimes oxygen or suction, to open airways, reduce symptoms, and prevent breathing trouble.

COVID testing is a simple check to see if you have the coronavirus. It usually involves a quick sample from your nose or throat or a spit sample, sent to a lab or checked on the spot, to tell you if you currently have the virus.

DAXXIFY is a cosmetic injectable that temporarily reduces facial wrinkles by delivering a purified toxin to targeted muscles, relaxing them for noticeable, long-lasting smoothing with treatments every few months as advised by a clinician.

Dysport treatment uses a botulinum toxin to relax facial muscles, reducing wrinkles. In a quick office visit, small injections are placed into targeted areas; effects appear in a few days and typically last several months, with minimal downtime.

EKG is a quick test that records the heart’s electrical activity to check rhythm and detect problems. It attaches small sticky sensors to the chest, arms, and legs, records a brief heartbeat pattern, and helps doctors diagnose arrhythmias or other heart issues.

FLU testing checks if you have influenza. A sample is taken from your nose or throat with a swab, sent to a lab, and results show if you have flu and sometimes which type, helping your doctor decide on care and treatment.

Glutathione injections involve delivering the antioxidant glutathione directly into the body via a shot or IV to boost detoxification, skin lightening, or overall antioxidant support; it requires a clinician, depends on dose, and may have risks or uncertain benefits.

Hydroxycobalamin injection is a vitamin B12 treatment given by needle into a muscle or vein. It provides B12 to the body, helps red blood cell production, and treats certain B12 deficiencies or poisoning under a clinician’s care.

We offer a variety of IV nutrients and vitamins through our infusions. We have an infusion hydration lounge with over sized massaging recliners, 65” TV screen, relaxing waterfall, snacks and drinks!!

IV therapy delivers vitamins, minerals, and fluids directly into a vein through a small IV drip to hydrate, replenish nutrients, or support recovery. A clinician inserts a needle, takes a few minutes to an hour, and you rest during the treatment.

Incision and drainage is a minor medical procedure that cuts open a swollen area, usually a boil or abscess, to let the built-up pus drain out and relieve pressure, often followed by cleaning and possible small packing to help healing.

Joint injections are medical treatments where medicine, usually a corticosteroid or hyaluronic acid, is injected into a painful joint to reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and improve mobility. The procedure is quick and may require a brief recovery period.

Laceration treatment with sutures is a medical procedure where a cut is cleaned, stitched closed with sutures to help the skin heal, reduce scarring, and prevent infection. It may include pain relief, cleaning, and wound care instructions.

Lipo + B12 is a cosmetic or health treatment that combines lipotropic injections containing vitamin B12 and other compounds to boost metabolism, energy, and fat breakdown. It involves quick injections, typically done in a clinic, with no major downtime.

MICC injections are a medical procedure where a clinician injects a medication into muscle tissue to treat conditions that affect muscle function or pain, usually guided by a doctor to target the right area and monitor for effects and safety.

Methylcobalamin injection is a medicine given by needle to supply vitamin B12 (methylcobalamin) for nerve and blood health, often for deficiencies. It involves a healthcare provider injecting the vitamin into muscle or vein as prescribed.

Mono testing is a simple service that checks software to ensure it runs smoothly on different platforms by running automated tests, verifying compatibility, performance, and reliability across environments.

Pain Injections are medical shots that deliver medicine directly into joints, nerves, or surrounding tissue to reduce pain, inflammation, and improve function. The procedure involves a clinician guiding a needle to the target area and administering the medication, often with monitoring.

Pregnancy testing is a quick check to see if you are pregnant. It usually involves taking a urine or blood sample, which is tested for the pregnancy hormone (hCG). Results are often available at home or in a clinic within a few minutes to a few days.

RSV testing is a simple medical test to check if you have the RSV virus, which can cause respiratory illnesses. A sample (usually nasal swab) is collected and sent to a lab to see if RSV is present, helping doctors decide treatment and care.

Semaglutide is a prescription injectable medication that helps control blood sugar in type 2 diabetes and can aid weight loss. It mimics a natural hormone, is usually given once weekly, and is part of a broader treatment plan including diet and exercise.

Strep testing checks if you have a streptococcus infection. A small swab from your throat is taken and tested in a lab or with a rapid test to see if strep bacteria are present, helping decide if antibiotics are needed.

Tirzepatide is a medication used to help control blood sugar and support weight loss in adults with type 2 diabetes or obesity. It’s an injectable drug that mimics gut hormones to boost insulin, reduce appetite, and improve glucose regulation, given once weekly.

Trigger Point Injections are short medical injections given into tight muscle spots to relieve pain. A clinician may use local anesthesia, insert a needle, and inject medicine like anesthetic or a sterile solution to relax the muscle and reduce pain.

Ultrasound is a safe imaging test that uses sound waves to create pictures of organs and tissues inside your body. A technician applies a gel and moves a wand over the area to see real-time images on a screen, helping diagnose conditions without radiation.

Urine testing is a simple health check where a sample of your urine is analyzed in a lab to look for signs of infection, kidney issues, or other conditions. It often involves a quick dipstick test and may require sending the sample to a lab for detailed results.

Vitamin D injection is a medicine given as a shot to raise low vitamin D levels. It involves a healthcare professional injecting a vitamin D dose into muscle or under the skin, usually in a clinic, with monitoring for side effects.

A Walk-In Clinic is a healthcare service where you can see a nurse or doctor without a scheduled appointment for common illnesses, minor injuries, checkups, or urgent questions, usually with short wait times and same-day care.

Xeomin is a prescription injectable that temporarily smooths facial wrinkles by relaxing underlying muscles. Each treatment involves injecting a small amount into targeted areas, with effects appearing in days to weeks and lasting several months before repeating may be needed.