Building Confidence as a New Injector
By Elizabeth Stewart, RN As a new injector it can be intimidating to get started. Often times attendees will express worry about going back their offices and incorporating their new
By Elizabeth Stewart, RN As a new injector it can be intimidating to get started. Often times attendees will express worry about going back their offices and incorporating their new
By Crystal Wilson, CNP Time and time again, I have had patients come to see me for injectable procedures after going to a different injector, and I could tell they
By Sydney Gatta, RN This is an extremely common question that we are often asked. While the aesthetics industry continues to grow at an extremely rapid pace, nurses in healthcare
By Crystal Wilson, CNP When our patients come to their injectable appointments, they tend to have questions that relate to skincare. This usually sparks a conversation about what they are
By Lauren Niehaus, MSN, CNP This patient originally came to see me starting in November of 2021 in preparation for her wedding in April of 2022. She came in stating
By Sydney Gatta, RN There are so many buzzwords these days surrounding neurotoxin treatments. It can be difficult to know what’s what in a booming and ever-evolving industry. We’ve all
By Jill Charles, MSN, CNP You may be surprised to read below about an unconventional treatment that is highly effective in eliminating symptoms. Have you ever wondered why we
By Lauren Niehaus, MSN, CNP Kybella is made up of Deoxycholic Acid and is an FDA approved prescription medication for dissolving submental fat (fat underneath the chin). The product works
By Crystal Wilson, CNP Recently, we have been encountering a lot of patients asking about baby Botox and whether or not they should be getting it. Baby Botox is all
By Sydney Gatta, RN This is an extremely common question that we are often asked. While the aesthetics industry continues to grow at an extremely rapid pace, nurses in healthcare
By Lauren Niehaus, MSN, CNP 1. Botox will make me look unnatural or “frozen”. This is a common concern when treating first time patients with botulinum toxin. Over the years
By Crystal Wilson, CNP As injectors, we get asked by our patients all of the time how often they should be getting treated or how long certain treatments will last.