Ten med spas in Tyler, TX serve patients looking for cosmetic injectables, laser treatments, skin care, and medically supervised wellness services. What separates them is who performs the treatment, whether a supervising physician is named, whether pricing is published, and whether you are offered a consultation before anything is injected.
InjectCo MedSpa produced this guide, and InjectCo appears on the list. The businesses below are listed in alphabetical order, with InjectCo placed last so our own clinic does not sit at the top of our own list. The order is not a ranking. Every entry was compiled in August 2026 from that business’s own website or Google Business Profile.
No business paid to appear, and none was excluded for competing with us. This page makes no judgement about the quality of care at any named business. Use it as a starting point, then check the details yourself with the pre-booking checklist further down.
Key takeaways
Written by Jen, BSN, RN, Clinical Aesthetics Injector. Medically reviewed by Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director. Published August 2026. Last updated August 2026.
This article is general education and not medical advice. Business details were taken from public sources in August 2026 and can change without notice. Individual results vary, and no clinic can promise a particular outcome from any aesthetic treatment.
Choosing a medical spa in Tyler can seem intimidating at first, especially with several local providers to choose from. The right choice depends on what is being offered, who is injecting and under whose supervision, whether pricing is transparent enough to compare before booking, and whether a consultation is offered first.
Start with your treatment goal. Make sure your chosen provider offers the exact services you are seeking, whether those are cosmetic injectables such as Botox and fillers, facial treatments such as microneedling and chemical peels, or medically supervised weight loss programs.
Many Tyler patients prefer one clinic for multiple needs to save time, so it helps if the med spa offers a full range of aesthetic services.
In Texas, injections must be performed by a licensed medical professional or under the delegated authority and supervision of a medical director. Look for a licensed provider with training in facial anatomy, experience performing the treatment you want, and a clear process for handling questions, unexpected side effects, and emergencies.
Ask upfront whether the clinic charges per unit or per area for services such as Botox and filler, and whether the price includes a follow-up. Transparent pricing is one of the clearest signs of a clinic that values long-term patients over one-time bookings. Choose a med spa that publishes pricing so you can compare and decide within your budget.
Finding a provider who listens, educates, and creates a personalized treatment plan for your goals and concerns should be a priority. If a clinic skips the consultation entirely and goes straight to scheduling a treatment without knowing your needs or health history, that can be a sign it is prioritizing speed over outcomes and patient safety.
Med spas were included if their websites and Google Business Profiles publicly listed Tyler, TX as their location. Business addresses, injector credentials, and services offered came from each provider’s own website or Google Business Profile.
This list is not a ranking of quality, not based on outcomes, not paid placement, and not ordered best to worst. Entries appear in alphabetical order, with InjectCo placed last. The word best in the title is a category convention for this kind of comparison, not a judgement about any individual business. No business paid to appear and none was excluded for competing with us.
You can verify anything here yourself. Open the business website or its Google Business Profile, check the provider credentials it publishes, and confirm current services and pricing directly with the clinic.
Each entry covers business information such as location, provider type, and the services the business lists. All details below were taken from each provider’s own website or Google Business Profile, are current as of August 2026, and can change without notice. The order below is alphabetical, with InjectCo placed last, and it is not a ranking.
Location: 2524 Oak Manor Way, Suite 102, Tyler
Provider type: Nurse providers with physician oversight
Services listed: Injectables, weight management, laser treatments, men’s health, microneedling, IV therapy and immunity
Black Lotus Wellness and Aesthetics is led by two healthcare professionals with experience in critical care and trauma nursing.
Location: 1020 Asher Way, Suite 100, Tyler
Provider type: ADN, BSN, RN, LE, LMT with physician oversight
Services listed: Botox, fillers, Kybella, PRP, PRF, microneedling, IV therapy, biostimulators, massage therapy
Bliss Aesthetics lists cosmetic injectables, dermal fillers, and medical-grade skincare among its non-surgical procedures and identifies its providers online.
Location: 6843 Old Jacksonville Highway, Suite A, Tyler
Provider type: APRN, FNP-C
Services listed: Botox, Dysport, filler
Butterfly Effect Aesthetic Studio identifies its lead provider as a family nurse practitioner and lists injectable neurotoxins, advanced facial aesthetics, and anti-aging treatments on its website.
Location: 419 West Southwest Loop 323, Suite 200, Tyler
Provider type: Not listed on the Tyler location page reviewed in August 2026
Services listed: Injectables, laser treatments, skincare, and body sculpting
It’s a Secret Med Spa confirms Botox, filler, and Kybella availability at its Tyler location. Patients can ask who will perform the injections when they schedule.
Location: 7054 Highlands Ln, Tyler
Provider type: Nurse practitioner with physician oversight
Services listed: Botox, fillers, facials, IV infusions, HRT, laser hair removal, body wraps and massages
Luxe Med Spa identifies injectables such as Botox and lip fillers, aesthetic treatments, and IV therapy as part of its current offerings on its website.
Location: 2756 Elkton Trail, Tyler
Provider type: Physician and medical team
Services listed: Cosmetic injections, laser, IPL, HRT, microneedling, hydrafacial, dermaplaning
Oak Hills Med Spa identifies its physician founder on its website and lists Botox, laser treatments, and non-surgical body contouring among its treatments.
Location: 535 W Southwest Loop 323 #205, Tyler
Provider type: Licensed, certified practitioners
Services listed: Advanced body sculpting, laser treatments, and medical weight loss
Pristine Image Med Spa combines aesthetic services such as body sculpting and laser treatments with wellness services such as peptide therapy and infrared sauna.
Location: 107 Robert E. Lee Drive, Tyler
Provider type: Physician, physician assistant, and registered nurse injectors
Services listed: Botox, fillers, Kybella, laser hair removal, microneedling, hormone management for men and women, medical weight loss
Pure Radiance Medical Spa identifies its supervising physician and publishes injector credentials on its medical team page.
Location: 1011 W Grande Blvd, Suite 100, Tyler
Provider type: Nurse practitioners with physician oversight
Services listed: Cosmetic injectables, laser treatments, IV therapy, hormone therapy, PRP, skincare, weight loss services
Youthful Infusion Med Spa publishes the nursing credentials of its providers and lists neuromodulators, laser, and PRP for skin and hair among its services on its website.
Location: 3815 Troup Hwy, Tyler, TX 75703.
Provider type: Licensed RN injectors with physician oversight
Services listed: Botox, dermal filler, full facial balancing, Kybella, laser hair removal, microneedling with PRP, sexual health services for men and women, medical weight loss
InjectCo MedSpa is a nurse-led med spa operating under physician supervision across nine Texas locations. Tyler is InjectCo’s tenth Texas location. This is our own clinic, listed here for transparency rather than as a recommendation above any other business on this page.
A medical spa blends clinical care with non-surgical aesthetic services. Aesthetic treatments are medical procedures, so they are performed under a supervising physician, and the delegation rules are set at state level. Surgical procedures and the diagnosis and management of medical conditions sit outside the scope of a medical spa.
| Service or activity | Within the scope of a medical spa |
|---|---|
| Administer neurotoxins such as Botox and dermal fillers | Yes |
| Perform laser hair removal, skin resurfacing, and IPL treatments | Yes |
| Provide medical-grade chemical peels and microneedling | Yes |
| Perform non-surgical body contouring treatments | Yes |
| Treat superficial skin concerns such as fine lines, acne scars, and sun spots | Yes |
| Perform major invasive surgery such as a face lift, liposuction, or rhinoplasty | No |
| Treat severe medical emergencies, major trauma, or internal illness | No |
| Operate without a licensed supervising physician or medical director | No |
The result of an injectable treatment depends heavily on who is placing the product and how they read your facial anatomy. Here is a practical pre-booking checklist you can use on any provider, including us.
Provider credentials
Pricing and packages
Medications and devices
Consultation, follow-up, and safety protocols
Across InjectCo Texas locations, Botox is $12 per unit, or $9 per unit for members. A Botox membership in Texas helps patients maintain regular treatments while paying a lower rate on each visit.
Talk through your aesthetic goals and health history with a licensed nurse injector before you decide on a treatment or a provider.
InjectCo MedSpa in Tyler is at 3815 Troup Hwy, Tyler, TX 75703, on the stretch of Highway 110 that runs down toward Whitehouse, about a mile from Green Acres Baptist and a few minutes from Broadway Square.
Patients can expect nurse-led assessments, per-unit pricing, physician oversight, and treatment recommendations based on facial anatomy. Here is what a first visit should look like.
To ask about Tyler appointments, you can contact the InjectCo team for updates or book at an operating Texas location.
These are the questions Tyler patients ask most often when comparing local providers. Each answer explains what to verify rather than telling you which business to choose.
A traditional day spa is about relaxation, think facials and massage. A medspa is a medical clinic that also feels calm and welcoming. At a med spa such as InjectCo, licensed nurses deliver medical treatments including Botox, filler, and prescription weight loss care, with a physician overseeing that care.
Reputable med spas publish their medical team on their website, including training, licensure, educational background, and experience. The Texas Medical Board and the Texas Board of Nursing both provide license verification tools you can use to confirm that a named provider holds an active license in good standing.
What matters most is the license the provider holds, their training and experience, and whether injecting falls within their scope of practice. Botox is a prescription medication, so it must be administered by a licensed healthcare professional working under the appropriate medical supervision and delegated authority. Physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and registered nurses may each be qualified depending on state rules and how the practice is structured.
Some do. InjectCo offers a Botox membership in Texas that lowers the per-unit rate for members, with a standard rate of $12 per unit and a member rate of $9 per unit. Ask any clinic to confirm the current membership fee, the renewal terms, and which locations are eligible before you enrol. Many patients treat about three times a year, since results commonly last three to four months.
Not always, but it is worth asking questions. Injectable products and medical-grade services cost a clinic real money, so a retail price far below the local market is a fair reason to ask which product is being used and where it was sourced. Price on its own does not tell you whether a provider is safe. Verify credentials, the product, and the complete cost before booking.
Joshua Allen, D.O. is the Medical Director at InjectCo MedSpa, where he oversees the clinical standards behind every treatment offered and supports the licensed nurse injectors across all nine Texas locations.
Tyler residents have a number of local options. The useful part of the research is knowing which details to compare: credentials, medical oversight, service range, and pricing transparency. What matters most is finding a provider who gives you clear answers.
The right med spa should explain who will treat you, what license they hold, and what support is available afterwards. Individual results vary from patient to patient, and no clinic can promise a particular outcome for any aesthetic treatment.
Use this list as a starting point, then verify the details with your chosen provider before you book.
Compare credentials, pricing, treatment experience, and follow-up policies before you decide where to book.
Dr. Allen earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his emergency medicine residency with Texas A&M. As Medical Director, he reviews InjectCo’s treatments, protocols, and patient education content for accuracy and safety across all nine Texas locations.
