
“Even though I’m not tired, my complexion just looks dull somehow.”
“I’m doing whitening care, but that translucent glow just isn’t there…”
That’s when you turn to the go-to players for “radiance care”: Vitamin C and Glutathione.
But with so many options—IV drips, supplements, diet, skincare—it’s easy to get confused and wonder, “Which one actually works fastest?”
This time,
Let’s organize this using the approach of Yokohama Yamate Clinic.
Transparency” isn’t just about whether your skin is white or not,
Translucency is perceived when these conditions are met.
Conversely, when translucency diminishes,
These factors are often combined.
The key approach here is Vitamin C, Glutathione, and daily nutritional care.
Vitamin C:
These roles make it an essential component for building the skin’s foundation.
Our clinic’s High-Concentration Vitamin C IV Drip delivers 12.5g or more of vitamin C intravenously, rapidly elevating blood levels. Doses ranging from 12.5g to 50g are believed to offer benefits in areas such as antioxidant effects, skin health, and immune support.
Our clinic blog details a regimen of 12.5g vitamin C IV drips administered weekly for 4 sessions (approximately 1 month),
You can expect and experience these effects.
Glutathione is an antioxidant naturally present in the body composed of three amino acids.
These effects contribute to overall appearance, including brightening, radiance, fatigue reduction, and detoxification.
Our clinic offers the White Pearl IV Drip 600mg (Glutathione IV Drip). This treatment directly supplements the body with glutathione, a powerful antioxidant, efficiently replenishing glutathione levels that naturally decline with age.
Regarding glutathione intake methods,
This allows for a combination approach: “Boosting effectiveness with IV therapy while steadily continuing oral intake.”
Even when vitamins C and glutathione are intensively administered via “IV drip,” if daily nutritional balance remains consistently poor, the effects tend to wear off quickly.
If these are deficient, you’re more likely to experience a state where “even if you boost your energy with an IV drip, you quickly revert back.” Conversely, ensuring “basic nutritional care” makes it easier to feel the effects and benefits of vitamin C and glutathione.
“Dullness, acne scar redness, enlarged pores” + “fatigue” are also present
→ To establish a solid foundation:
High-concentration Vitamin C IV Drip + Daily Nutritional Care
(+Electroporation for Vitamin C delivery, as needed)
“Overall dullness” + “Irregular lifestyle rhythms / Tendency to overwork liver function”
→ First, approach with antioxidant and detox-focused methods like Shiratama IV (glutathione IV) while steadily continuing oral intake (Tachion tablets).
When “rough texture, dryness, and uneven skin tone” are prominent issues
→ Before focusing on radiance, using electroporation (moisturizing base + optional beauty ingredients) to improve the stratum corneum environment can sometimes restore light reflection more effectively.
Rather than solely maximizing the clinic’s menu, a more realistic approach is to combine daily care with medical treatments to shortcut areas needing attention.
*Individuals with pre-existing conditions, those taking oral medications, or those who are pregnant or breastfeeding must consult their physician to determine suitability before proceeding.
Rather than expecting perfection from just one solution,
identifying where your biggest bottleneck lies and selecting the right card for that spot is ultimately the fastest route to results.
When you find yourself wondering, “Is vitamin C best? Glutathione? Or lifestyle changes?”, we invite you to use Yokohama Yamate Clinic, a cosmetic dermatology practice in Naka Ward, Yokohama. We’ll work with you to design your shortest route, taking into account your current skin condition, daily rhythm, and budget.