Botox in Waxahachie, TX is $12 a unit at InjectCo MedSpa, 102 Professional Pl, Suite 101, and every injection is placed by Jen or Jill, both BSN, RN, under physician oversight. A first treatment of the forehead and frown lines usually takes 20 to 25 units, so most patients land between $240 and $300. Results appear in three to seven days and last about three to four months.
The difference between Botox that reads as rested and Botox that reads as done is almost never the amount. It is whether anyone watched your forehead work before they treated it. Every appointment starts with an assessment of your face at rest and in motion, and the units follow that rather than a standard chart. If you are still deciding which treatment you want, start with our Waxahachie med spa services.
Botox is a purified protein injected in small amounts to relax the specific muscles that fold your skin into lines. It does not fill anything and it does not lift. It stops the repeated movement that creates the crease, so the skin above it stays smoother. Results appear over three to seven days and last about three to four months.
Botox treats dynamic wrinkles, the lines caused by repeated muscle movement, not volume lost to aging, which is a job for filler instead. Some patients come in specifically to get ahead of a line before it is fully set, treating a forehead or frown pattern early rather than waiting for it to show at rest. That preventative approach works the same way as any other Botox plan: it is still built around your own movement, just started sooner.
The muscle groups most often treated are the frontalis for the forehead, the orbicularis oculi for crow's feet, and the glabellar complex for the elevens.
Your assessment also decides whether Botox is the right treatment in the first place. A line that is still visible when your face is completely still is usually a volume problem rather than a movement one, and filler is what addresses that. Botox is also a prescription medicine and it is not right for everyone, so see who should not have Botox before you book. Full details are in the FDA prescribing information for Botox.
Jen, BSN, RN, is a Clinical Aesthetic Nurse Injector who sees patients at our Waxahachie clinic. She is a Registered Nurse with more than 13 years of experience, holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, and earned her Aesthetic Medical Certification in Botulinum Toxin and Dermal Fillers in 2018. She is a cadaver-certified master injector and trains other aesthetic injectors weekly.
Jill, BSN, RN, is a Clinical Aesthetic Nurse Injector with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a background in both aesthetics and pediatric critical care. She has worked alongside recognized Texas providers.
Cadaver certification is the part worth asking about wherever you book. It means the injector has studied facial anatomy on real tissue rather than a diagram, which is what tells you where a nerve or a vessel actually sits. Every injection at the Waxahachie clinic is placed by Jen or Jill, never delegated, with a physician backing the clinical decisions behind it.
| Product | Often chosen for | What sets it apart |
|---|---|---|
| Botox | Fine, predictable placement | The longest clinical record of the three |
| Dysport | Broader areas such as a full forehead | Spreads a little further once injected |
| Xeomin | A bare formulation | No accessory proteins, just the active ingredient |
None of these brands dose the same way. A quote in units from one does not translate directly to another, so ask what the whole treatment costs rather than trying to compare per-unit prices across products.
Approved patients can begin treatment the same day and pay over time instead of all at once.
How it works: apply online with CareCredit or Cherry in a few minutes, get a decision on the spot, then bring your approval to your appointment. Our team can help you compare options during your consultation and apply on the day if you prefer.
Terms and rates are set by the financing provider. Your nurse will walk you through your total cost, including any financing fee, before anything is booked.
Botox softens movement. Filler restores volume. Treating one when the other is the actual issue is the most common reason a result does not look the way a patient expected.
A forehead that still looks heavy after Botox is often a volume problem, not a movement one. Lips that read as thin when you smile may need a lip flip rather than a syringe. If you are not sure which one you need, that is exactly what your assessment is for. Many Waxahachie patients end up with a small amount of both rather than more of either.
InjectCo MedSpa Waxahachie holds 5.0 from 134 Google reviews. These are patients of the same two nurses who would treat you, quoted exactly as they wrote them.
“Best place for Botox and injections. You’re in and out quickly but never rushed. Jill is the best!”
“I go to Jen in Waxahachie and she is the BEST!!! She is always so sweet and honest. She truly wants people to feel the best about their results!”
“I’ve been going here for Botox for about a year now and the service and results are top notch. They have monthly specials, easy text appointments and the cleanest MedSpa. Jen is an absolute doll, extremely knowledgeable, kind, and professional.”
“What I appreciate the most is her professionalism; punctual, clean workspace, knows what she is doing and how to execute perfectly.”
“I had such a fantastic experience with Jill. The procedure itself was quick, virtually painless, just a few tiny pinches. I have no bruising and was able to go back to my day immediately. Jill is amazing at what she does.”
“Jill was absolutely amazing and thorough at explaining everything. Very sweet, too! Excited to have found a new place so close to home.”
InjectCo MedSpa Waxahachie is at 102 Professional Pl, Suite 101, on Professional Place, a short side street off the west side of Brown Street, signed FM 813, between Indian Drive and Sumner Lane.
Getting here. US-287 runs about half a mile east. Come off it onto Brown Street and turn onto Professional Place between Indian Drive and Sumner Lane. The QuikTrip at Brown and Indian is the easiest landmark to aim for the first time, and Buffalo Creek Assisted Living and Memory Care is next door. This is a professional office pocket rather than a retail center, so look for the building number rather than a storefront sign.
Who we see. The Ellis County Courthouse and the downtown square are about six minutes away, the H-E-B on North Highway 77 is under a mile via Indian Drive, and Baylor Scott and White Medical Center Waxahachie is about eight minutes north on the US-287 bypass. Waxahachie Towne Center, Nelson University and the Waxahachie Sports Complex are all within six minutes, and Stuart B. Lumpkins Stadium is just north on Stadium Drive. Downtown Dallas is 31 minutes up I-35E, which is the drive most patients here are trying to avoid.
Botox is $12 a unit at InjectCo Waxahachie. A first-time forehead and frown treatment usually runs 20 to 25 units, landing most patients between $240 and $300. Your exact total depends on your muscle strength and how many areas you treat, which your injector confirms at your assessment.
Most first-time patients treating the forehead and frown lines need 20 to 25 units, and crow's feet add another 12 to 24. That is a starting range rather than a quote. A stronger muscle needs more units to soften, so your plan is built after your injector has watched your face at rest and in motion, not read off a chart.
Results typically last three to four months before movement gradually returns. A stronger muscle tends to metabolize product faster than a lighter one, so your own timeline may run a little shorter or longer than average.
Most patients describe brief pinpricks rather than significant pain. Numbing options are available if you want them, and the appointment itself is short enough that discomfort rarely lasts beyond the injection.
An overdone look usually comes from treating every muscle at full strength regardless of how you actually move. Your assessment is built around your own movement, so the plan softens what needs softening and leaves the rest of your expression alone. If anything needs adjusting, that is what the two-week review is for.
Movement starts to soften within three to seven days, and the settled result is visible by day 14. Day 14 is also when any adjustment is made, so nothing is judged as final before then. The result then holds for about three to four months.
Botox has the longest track record of the three and is often chosen for precise, fine placement. Dysport spreads a bit further once injected, which is why it is sometimes picked for broader areas like the forehead. Xeomin skips the accessory proteins the other two carry. None are dosed the same way per unit, so your injector quotes your total from your plan rather than from a per-unit comparison across brands. Daxxify and Jeuveau are also available in Waxahachie.
Jen, BSN, RN and Jill, BSN, RN, both Clinical Aesthetic Nurse Injectors, treat patients at the Waxahachie clinic. Jen has been a registered nurse for more than 13 years, is a cadaver-certified master injector, and trains other aesthetic injectors weekly. Jill holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing with a background in aesthetics and pediatric critical care. Whichever of them you book, that nurse places every injection herself under physician oversight.
The clinic is at 102 Professional Pl, Suite 101, on Professional Place, a short side street off the west side of Brown Street, signed FM 813, between Indian Drive and Sumner Lane. Buffalo Creek Assisted Living and Memory Care is next door, and the QuikTrip at Brown and Indian is the easiest landmark to aim for the first time. It is a professional office building rather than a storefront in a retail center, so look for the building number.
Yes. Midlothian is about 16 minutes on US-287, Red Oak about 14 minutes on I-35E, and Ovilla about 16 minutes. We also see patients from Ennis, DeSoto, Cedar Hill, Lancaster, Glenn Heights, Ferris, Palmer, Italy and Maypearl. For most of those towns the next comparable aesthetic medicine is Cedar Hill, Mansfield or Dallas, another 25 to 40 minutes further on.
At InjectCo Waxahachie, Botox treats forehead lines, frown lines between the brows, crow's feet, bunny lines on the nose, a lip flip, chin dimpling, jaw slimming and clenching from the masseter, and underarm sweating. Which of those your plan actually treats is decided at your assessment, based on how your face moves at rest and in motion.
Botox is FDA-approved and has the longest clinical record of the three neurotoxins we use. At InjectCo Waxahachie every product is sourced through a 503B outsourcing facility, and every injection is placed by Jen or Jill, both BSN, RN, under physician oversight rather than delegated to unlicensed staff. It is still a prescription medicine and it is not right for everyone: tell your clinician if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a neuromuscular condition such as myasthenia gravis, or take aminoglycoside antibiotics, muscle relaxants or blood thinners. Side effects can include bruising, headache, and temporary eyelid or brow droop.
Patients who book wherever had an opening are more likely to end up back in the chair for a correction than patients who waited for a real assessment. Your injector's plan is built around how your own face moves, which is what keeps a forehead looking rested instead of treated.
Botox is a prescription medicine and it is not suitable for everyone. Tell your clinician before treatment if any of the following apply to you:
Discuss your full medical history with your clinician before treatment.
Cosmetic Botox is a nonsurgical medical cosmetic procedure under Texas law. A Texas-licensed physician delegates the injection under a written protocol, and a registered nurse performs it within that delegation, with the required patient evaluation and physician supervision in place. InjectCo's Medical Director is Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., who reviews the clinic's treatment protocols and patient education content.
Side effects can include bruising, headache, temporary eyelid or brow droop, and asymmetry. Results vary between patients. See the FDA product record for Botox.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director, InjectCo MedSpa. Last reviewed: 15 September 2026.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director, InjectCo MedSpa.
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