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Content Creation—Lifestyle

Lifestyle focused content for social media. Primarily medspa + service based wellness clients.

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Close-up of a woman's lower body wearing a white bikini bottom with a vial of liquid on her hip, promoting MIC injections for metabolism benefits like liver support and fat breakdown. Text highlights features such as metabolic boost and B12 for energ
Promotional image for "Baby Botox" with a serene woman holding crossed arms and text highlighting features of smaller doses for softer fine lines. Includes benefits for first-timers and tailored treatments, encouraging a natural look.
IV therapy menu with sections for energy boost, immunity support, and stress relief. Includes images of people showing energy and relaxation. Location: Live Long RX Clinic, 3840 Commons Ave NE Suite A, Albuquerque, NM 87109.
Flyer for Live Long RX Clinic promoting IV therapy menu with options for glow-up and hydration reset, featuring images of a woman applying serum, a glass of lemon water, and abstract bubbles. Includes clinic location in Albuquerque, NM.
Two avocado halves on a table with text overlay about boosting NAD+ naturally for energy and brain health. Live Long RX Clinic, Albuquerque, NM.
Three jars of fermented vegetables, including cauliflower and carrots, on a wooden surface with dill, promoting NAD+ supportive foods rich in Vitamin B3. Text suggests eating mushrooms, salmon, and leafy greens for NAD+ production and adding fermente
People exercising outdoors on mats with text promoting regular exercise, mentioning benefits like increased NAD+ levels, especially with high-intensity training, and suggests 20-30 minutes a few times a week. Includes reference to Live Long RX Clinic
Clear bottle with supplements and a label promoting wise supplement choices, mentioning NR and NMN for NAD+ production, and advising consultation before use.
Woman receiving NAD+ IV therapy at a clinic, sitting in a white chair, talking on a phone, with an IV in her arm.
A woman holding a child stands on the beach near the ocean. The sky is cloudy and the water is calm. Text on the image reads: "This Mother’s Day, we’re celebrating more than just your title. We’re honoring your strength, your softness, and the way yo
A baby's hand holding an adult's finger, with text about self-acceptance and acknowledging physical changes, highlighting love and care.
A person and a child walk along a beach reflecting in the wet sand. The sky is clear and the ocean is calm. Text on the image reads: "Confidence doesn’t come from treatments—it comes from you. But if you ever want a helping hand, a little boost, or a
White tulips in a vase with text overlay: "To every mother— You’re doing amazing. We see you. With love, Live Long Rx Clinic."
Close-up of a woman's face with clear skin, showing steps for maintaining skin health: exfoliate, SPF, cleanse, hydrate, consumption.
A woman wearing sunglasses and sandals is humorously carrying an oversized pink tote bag on a city street. The image includes text labels, "me" above her head, and "my tax return money ready to be injected right back into me" near the bag.
A person sitting by a pool using a laptop, overlaid with text discussing NAD+ IV therapy questions, including side effects and sensations. The text mentions "Live Long Rx Clinic."
Two people sitting on a couch, smiling and engaging in a Q&A session about feeling effects within a few hours with improved focus and mood. "Live Long Rx Clinic" mentioned at the bottom.
Person kneeling on bed in bright room with large window, surrounded by plants, with text overlay: 'Q&A: What about 1-2 days in? A: Energy levels improve, sleep gets deeper, and post-treatment glow starts to kick in. Live Long Rx Clinic.'
Promotional image with text Q&A. Question: How about with regular sessions? Answer: Expect long-term benefits: better skin, improved metabolism, sharper thinking, and hormonal balance. Live Long Rx Clinic. Background features a woman's ear and should
A graphic with a glass of water and text reading: "Q&A Q: Do I need a heads up on anything? A: It’s normal to feel a little tired after your first drip—your body’s adjusting. Hydrate + rest = best results. Live Long RX Clinic."