The journal
The Drip notes from the spa
Plain guides to every treatment on the Noctis Aurora menu: what it is, what the research says, what it costs and how it reaches your door.
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IIV Hydration
Six IV bags, six reasons: choosing the right one
What each of the six Noctis Aurora IV bags is for, from Basic Hydration at $150 to the Anti-Aging & Beauty Bag at $225, with the medical facts on dehydration. Read -
IINAD+
NAD+ by infusion or by injection
What NAD+ is, what the research does and doesn’t show, and how a $300 two-hour infusion compares with $50 injections of 50mg at Noctis Aurora. Read -
IIIVitamin Injections
What happens during a vitamin injection
How an intramuscular injection is given, why B12 shots exist, and how Noctis Aurora’s injections from $50 work alone or added to an IV at your home. Read -
IVNeurotoxin
Neurotoxin at home: how it works
How neurotoxin softens frown lines, how long results last, why the FDA warns about counterfeits, and how Noctis Aurora prices it at the consultation. Read -
VMicroneedling
Microneedling, from consultation to the week after
What microneedling does to the skin, what the dermatology research says about scars and texture, and how the days afterward usually go, from Noctis Aurora. Read -
VIVI Peel
The VI Peel, day by day
How a VI Peel compares with light and deep chemical peels, how the skin flakes and peels across the first week, and what the $300 peel costs at your door. Read -
VIIWeight Loss Program
Starting a weight loss program safely
What the CDC and NIH say about realistic, safe weight loss, the questions to ask any program, and how Noctis Aurora’s Weight Loss Program begins. Read -
VIIILabs, TRT and More
Why testosterone therapy starts with a blood test
Why testosterone is tested in the morning, what the FDA’s 2025 labeling change says about blood pressure, and how Noctis Aurora’s TRT and lab work begin. Read -
IXPrivate Events
Planning a spa party at home
How to host a mobile spa party in the Metro East: guests, consultations, timing, deposits and why the treatments should come before the champagne. Read
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About The Drip
What is The Drip?
The Drip is the Noctis Aurora journal. Each guide covers one treatment on the menu, from the IV bags to the VI Peel, and pairs the spa’s published prices and policies with what medical sources such as MedlinePlus and the American Academy of Dermatology say about it.
Who writes The Drip?
Noctis Aurora writes it, from its own menu and policies. Facts that come from outside the spa, such as how long a peel flakes or what NAD+ does in the body, are linked to the organization that published them, so you can read the original yourself.
Is The Drip medical advice?
No. The guides explain treatments in general terms and point to published sources. Whether a treatment suits you is decided at the virtual consultation every first-time client completes, where a provider can ask about your health, goals and history.
How do I book something I read about here?
Each guide links to its treatment page, which links to the virtual consultation. First-time clients start there; returning clients request a service online and enter the service location in the note section of the booking summary. Same-day requests go to (618) 402-7337.