Med spa in The Woodlands, TX,
nurse-led on Ed English Drive

InjectCo MedSpa The Woodlands is at 250 Ed English Dr, Suite 3D, Shenandoah, TX 77380, on the south edge of The Woodlands. We are on Ed English Drive just off I-45 South, in the Portofino center, with free parking at the door. Memorial Hermann The Woodlands and Houston Methodist The Woodlands are both about five minutes away, The Woodlands Mall about seven and Market Street about eight. Get directions.

Yes. The Woodlands clinic is open seven days a week, 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, including Saturday and Sunday. Text or call (281) 326-9985, or book online and pick the time that suits you.

Two nurses, Misty, MSN, RN and Lindsey, MSN, APRN, CPNP-AC, do the injecting at this clinic. A nurse assesses your face and agrees a plan with you before anything is injected, and the same nurse performs the treatment. Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., is the medical director for the group.

Licensure. Massage, facials and similar relaxation services are what day spas offer, and nobody needs a clinical license to provide them. Med spa treatments are prescription care: neuromodulators, fillers, lasers and weight management medication, which Texas reserves for licensed clinicians acting under physician supervision. At the Portofino Plaza clinic those clinicians are Misty, MSN, RN, and Lindsey, MSN, APRN, CPNP-AC.

Botox here is $7.77 per unit with a $24.99 monthly membership, otherwise $12 per unit. People new to treatment for forehead or frown lines often need somewhere between 10 and 30 units, about $120 to $360 without membership pricing, though the right amount varies by product, muscle and goal. For lips, a half syringe is $399 and the full size $699; dermal fillers for other areas start from $699 each. Misty or Lindsey goes over the plan and the expected cost with you before treatment, and the pricing calculator gives you a rough figure in advance.

Yes. Oak Ridge North is about nine minutes from the clinic, Conroe about thirteen, and Spring about eighteen, all on I-45. We also treat patients from Shenandoah, Magnolia, Tomball, Willis, Porter, New Caney, and Humble. See our pages for med spa services in Conroe, med spa treatments in New Caney and med spa treatments in Humble.

Yes. Our weight loss program in The Woodlands uses semaglutide or tirzepatide, both prescription GLP-1 drugs, with a screening visit, lab tests and a supervising physician. Eligibility rests on BMI plus your health background, and you hear at that visit if it is not a fit. GLP-1s made by compounding pharmacies lack FDA approval, and responses vary from patient to patient.

A good sign is a clinic that puts names to everything. Here that is Misty or Lindsey as your injector, both with licenses you can verify, Dr. Josh Allen, D.O. as medical director, and prices printed on the site.

Just as telling: whether you are free to say no once the plan is explained. At our Shenandoah clinic you are, with nothing owed for the visit.

Common, short-lived effects after injectables are bruising, swelling, tenderness, and small bumps at the injection site. These usually clear within a few days to two weeks. Wrinkle relaxers can occasionally cause a heavy brow or a temporary eyelid droop that resolves as the product wears off. In the FDA labeling for BOTOX Cosmetic, eyelid ptosis was reported in 3 percent of patients treated for frown lines and brow ptosis in 2 percent of patients treated for forehead lines. Fillers carry a rare but serious chance of vascular occlusion, which is covered in the risk section above.

We do not treat during pregnancy or breastfeeding. We also do not treat over an active skin infection or cold sore at the site, or where there is a known allergy to the product. We ask about blood thinners and neuromuscular conditions at every assessment. Results vary from person to person.