Nestled in the heart of Arizona, Scottsdale Ketamine Clinic is renowned for delivering tailored care to patients contending with treatment-resistant conditions, including depression and chronic pain, utilizing therapeutic ketamine applications. The clinic is ably helmed by its medical director, Dr. Philpott, a board-certified plastic surgeon and distinguished member of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery who boldly pioneers innovative therapies like ketamine infusions. Marking his journey from a novice practitioner to a seasoned veteran in private practice, Dr. Philpott has over the years enriched his vast knowledge reservoir of ketamine's clinical applications. Aiding him in this noble endeavor are two competent professionals, Becky Glover and Jenice Hughes, who are an integral part of the Scottsdale Ketamine Clinic team.

Their treatment of choice, Low-dose ketamine IV infusion therapy, is prevalent due to its administration directly into the bloodstream via an intravenous drip. Amidst a serene setting, patients rest as the ketamine infusion gets underway. The outcome is usually instantaneous, capable of enduring weeks. A standard protocol involves patients undergoing a sequence of six infusions over a span of two to three weeks, with each session lasting approximately two hours. This initiates the "induction phase" where the patient's response is meticulously monitored. If no significant advancements are observed, the treatment comes to a halt. If, however, the patient exhibits positive signs, they transition into the "maintenance phase". In this phase, the frequency of infusions drops to once every two to six weeks, continuing as long as the patient registers improvement and desires to proceed with the treatment.