- Performed by Dr. Caio Trentin, MD — not a delegated injector
- Intramuscular delivery, including vitamin B12
- Dose and cadence individualized at consultation
- Fort Lauderdale, serving the South Florida region
Physician-administered, not a wellness counter
A vitamin injection is a medical decision. At FORMA, that decision and the injection itself belong to Dr. Trentin — performed by him personally, not a delegated injector. Intramuscular delivery places the dose into muscle, where it is absorbed steadily and independent of gut absorption. The relevance of any specific nutrient to your situation is determined at consultation, against your history and goals, rather than assumed.
A considered question, answered medically
People ask about vitamin injections for energy, for fatigue, or to support a specific deficiency. Whether an injection is appropriate — and which nutrient, at what interval — is individualized. Some questions are better answered by lab work or by a change outside the clinic. FORMA will tell you when an injection is the right step and when it is not. Candidacy is confirmed in consultation with Dr. Trentin.
B12 and intramuscular vitamins
FORMA administers intramuscular vitamin injections, including vitamin B12. The injection is given into muscle and takes only moments. Dose and cadence are set by the physician for the individual, reviewed over time rather than fixed in advance. FORMA does not promise a specific result; the aim is a measured, medically supervised approach to the question you came in with.
Questions
Who performs the injection?
Dr. Caio Trentin, MD. The consultation and the injection are both performed by the physician personally — not a delegated injector.
What should I expect?
The visit opens with a medical conversation. Dr. Trentin reviews your history and goals and confirms whether an intramuscular vitamin injection, such as B12, is appropriate for you. If it is, the injection is given into muscle and takes only moments. He reviews dose and timing with you before you leave.
What is the aftercare?
Intramuscular injections are well tolerated; most people return to their day immediately. Mild soreness at the injection site can occur and typically settles on its own. Your specific written aftercare instructions are provided to you after treatment, along with guidance on when, or whether, to return.
What vitamins do you offer?
FORMA administers intramuscular vitamin injections, including vitamin B12. The right nutrient, dose, and interval for you are determined at consultation rather than chosen from a fixed menu.
How often would I come in?
Cadence is individualized. Dr. Trentin sets the interval based on your situation and adjusts it over time. There is no standard schedule applied to everyone.
Where is FORMA located?
FORMA is in Fort Lauderdale, serving patients across the South Florida region. The practice is at 1500 W Cypress Creek Rd, Suite 302, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309.