Botox in The Colony, TX, by 100% Nurse-Led Injectors

Botox in The Colony is $12 per unit at our Plano med spa, a short drive away. There are no hidden fees and no membership needed for that rate. Your total depends on how many units you need, which varies by area and muscle strength. A typical forehead uses about 10 to 20 units. Your one-on-one consultation sets the exact count and price.

No. When Botox is placed well, you look like yourself, just more rested. Our licensed nurse injectors use small, careful doses to soften lines while keeping your natural expressions. The goal is refined, not frozen. You will still be able to smile, frown, and raise your brows. If you have seen overdone results before, that usually comes from too much product in the wrong spots.

Yes, when a trained medical professional does it. At InjectCo, your Botox is placed by a licensed highly trained nurse injector under physician oversight. We are 100% nurse-led, with 75 years of combined injector experience and more than 10,000 treatments performed. We use only genuine, FDA-approved products. Your safety and results always come first.

No, your provider maps a plan around your goals and tells you honestly what you need for your facial anatomy. If preventative Botox or extra areas do not make sense for you, we'll let you know. You leave with a suitable treatment plan and a clear price, and you get to decide what feels right for you.

Yes, we start every visit by watching how your face moves and listening to your goals. Our licensed nurse injectors have a trained eye for facial anatomy and detail, and we design each plan based on your unique facial anatomy. Whether you want barely-there softening or a stronger result, our nurses place each unit to match what you asked for.

At InjectCo, Botox starts at $12/unit. Across Texas, prices often run from about $10 to $20 per unit. The number of units, not the per-unit price alone, drives your total. A consultation with your provider gives you an exact unit count and a clear price before you commit.

Yes. In Texas, a registered nurse (RN) can inject Botox when working under proper physician oversight and within a valid medical practice. All our licensed nurse injectors at InjectCo work under physician oversight for every treatment. Nurse injectors often have deep, focused experience because injecting is their main role, which can mean steadier, more precise results.

Reputable med spas operate under a licensed physician, even when a nurse does the injection. At InjectCo, we are 100% nurse-led with physician oversight, so your treatment is medically supervised and your injector is a trained RN. Always ask any med spa who supervises care and who will hold the needle. At InjectCo, that answer is clear and we are happy to share it.

Botox usually lasts 3 to 4 months. You may notice softer lines in 3 to 5 days, with full results by day 14. Many patients maintain optimal results with a visit every 3 to 4 months. With regular treatment over time, some people find they need slightly less product.

Both are FDA-approved wrinkle relaxers that smooth lines from muscle movement. Botox is precise and predictable, which suits frown lines and crow's feet, while Dysport spreads a little more and can start working a touch faster, which can suit larger areas like the forehead. At InjectCo, both are $12 per unit, so we'll help you decide on the one that best fits your goals.