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Aesthetic Nurse Injection Training

Gain expert training in Botox®, fillers, PDO threads, PRP/PRF, and more. Empire Medical Training offers hands-on and online courses to help nurses excel in medical aesthetics.

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Courses for Nurses Ready to Transition Into Aesthetics

Looking to expand your career in aesthetics? Whether you’re a Registered Nurse (RN), Nurse Practitioner (NP), Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN/LVN), or Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA), Empire Medical Training provides industry-leading injectables education designed to help you become a confident and safe provider.

Our training blends hands-on learning with anatomy-focused education to ensure every nurse graduates with both technical skills and clinical judgment. However, hands-on training is only available to nurses legally authorized to inject in their state. If your state restricts nurses from injecting, we provide observation-only and online courses so you can still learn theory, anatomy, and patient safety protocols.

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Empire Medical Training: Trusted by 175K+ Graduates

With 27+ years of experience and the largest catalog of accredited injectables training, Empire Medical Training is the #1 choice for nurses seeking advanced skills.

Nationwide Locations

We bring hands-on education to every major U.S. city, making it easy to access world-class injectables training close to home. Explore our training destinations.

Expert Faculty

Learn from board-certified physicians and experienced nurse injectors who bring years of clinical expertise and a passion for teaching. Our instructors don’t just teach procedures—they mentor professionals to confidently integrate new techniques into their practice. Discover our faculty.

Live Patient Training

Gain real-world experience through hands-on training with live patients. We prioritize safety, technique mastery, and confidence so you leave fully prepared to implement your new skills. Explore our training locations.

Flexible Formats

Whether you prefer in-person workshops, livestream training, or on-demand courses, Empire makes continuing education easy.

Attend immersive, hands-on workshops nationwide.
Join live-streamed sessions from anywhere.
Access 24/7 education with Empire On-Demand.

Accreditation

Many courses offer AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and nursing CE where accepted.

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Training Services We Provide

In-Person Training

Empire Medical Training offers 700+ in-person workshops happening across the US and abroad annually.

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Online Training

Explore 100+ topics in aesthetics, functional medicine, pain management and more with the world's largest video library.

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All-Inclusive Aesthetics Training Bundles

Get comprehensive training, expert instruction, and hands-on practice with our All-Inclusive Training Bundles. Choose from in-person workshops with live models or virtual training you can access anytime, anywhere—or combine both for the ultimate learning experience. Perfect for busy professionals ready to grow their practice, these bundles make it easy to save time, save money, and fast-track your career.

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Professional Plans to Begin Learning Aesthetics

The Easiest Way to Learn Aesthetics for Nurses

Step 1: Choose Your Plan & Start Online Training

Select the plan that fits your goals—Aesthetics 101, Master Collective, or Master Injector Pro. Get instant access to expert-led online courses, videos, and foundational content so you can start learning right away.

Step 2: Attend Hands-On
Workshops Nationwide

Book your in-person training in 30+ cities at your convenience. Practice on live models with guidance from industry experts, and gain confidence performing injectables, PDO threads, and more.

Step 3: Get Certified & Grow Your Service Mix

Earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™, receive certificates of completion, and start offering cash-based treatments immediately. Build a thriving aesthetic practice with ongoing support.

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Starter

16 Category 1 Credits

Aesthetics 101
3 Courses

$5,697

$2,499

Save $3,198

Which courses are included?

Botox® Training ($1,899 value)

Dermal Filler Training ($1,899 value)

Complete Facial Aesthetics ($1,899 value)

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Aesthetic Injector Pro
7 Courses

$13,293

$3,999

Save $9,924

Which courses are included?

Botox® Training ($1,899 value)

Dermal Filler Training ($1,899 value)

Complete Facial Aesthetics ($1,899 value)

Advanced Botox & Dermal Filler ($1,899 value)

GLP-1 Weight Loss Training ($1,899 value)

HRT & TRT Treatments ($1,899 value)

PDO Threads (Level I) ($1,899 value)

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For Advanced Injectors

Master Collective
5 Courses

$11,095

$5,899

Save $5,196

Which courses are included?

Master Eyes ($1,899 value)

Master Nose ($1,899 value)

Master Injector Series Practicum™ ($3,499 value)

Advanced Lip Injection Training ($1899 value)

Combination Therapies ($1899 value)

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Who Can Take Hands-On Nurse Injector Training

State nursing boards regulate which clinicians can perform cosmetic injections, and requirements vary widely.

Eligible for Hands-On:

Nurse Practitioners (NPs/APRNs): Full authority in most states, often under a collaborating physician agreement.
Registered Nurses (RNs): May inject with a prescriber’s patient-specific order and supervision.
LPN/LVNs: Permitted in some states with supervision; restrictions apply.
CRNAs: May inject where state APRN scope allows.

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Important: Not Eligible for Hands-On Training

Estheticians, medical assistants, and anyone without a nursing or medical license.

Nurses in states that do not allow injectable delegation (NJ and others with stricter rules).

If you’re not eligible for hands-on training, our lecture-based and online courses are perfect for building your foundation until you secure appropriate supervision.

Why Choose Empire for Your Aesthetic Nurse Injector Journey

Empire Medical Training has helped more than 175,000 licensed clinicians grow their careers in aesthetics. Nurses trust Empire because:

Courses are built for nurses, covering safety, dosing, and anatomy.
You’ll get real-world experience through live patient hands-on labs.
Our faculty includes board-certified physicians and nurse injectors.
We provide post-course support, mentorship, and advanced pathways.

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Why Nurses Are Entering Aesthetics

Key Benefits

The aesthetics industry is growing rapidly, and nurses are leading the way. Neurotoxin and dermal filler treatments remain some of the highest-demand procedures, and nurses’ clinical skills make them uniquely qualified for safe patient care.

Flexibility and Autonomy

Choose med-spa, dermatology, or independent practice (where allowed).

High Income Potential

Aesthetics is one of the fastest-growing healthcare sectors.

Job Security

Rising demand for non-surgical procedures continues year-over-year.

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How Much Can You Earn as an Aesthetic Nurse?

Quick Answer: Nurses offering aesthetic treatments can expect to earn $500–$1,500 per procedure, with many making $100K+ annually. Whether part-time or full-time, aesthetics is a fast-growing, cash-based field with high earning potential.

A career in aesthetics offers nurses the opportunity to dramatically increase their income while enjoying flexibility and independence. Many nurses who add aesthetic procedures with popular services like Botox®, dermal fillers, and PRP generate significant revenue. Full-time aesthetic nurses can expect six-figure annual incomes, while part-time practitioners often earn a substantial side income by offering cash-based treatments on their own schedule.

Whether you choose to join a med spa, open your own practice, or add services to an existing clinic, aesthetics is one of the fastest-growing, most lucrative fields in healthcare.

Ready to Get Started?

Whether you’re an RN ready to add injectables, an NP looking to expand services, or a nurse preparing to enter the med-spa industry, Empire offers the most comprehensive, nurse-focused injectables training in the U.S.

Choose from in-person, online, or observation courses.
Get state-specific guidance for your license type.
Train with an organization trusted for over 27 years.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is an aesthetic nurse injector?

An aesthetic nurse injector is a licensed healthcare professional, such as an RN, NP, LPN/LVN, or CRNA, who is trained to perform non-surgical cosmetic treatments. These treatments include Botox® and other neurotoxins, dermal fillers, PDO threads, microneedling, PRP therapy, and more. Nurse injectors use their medical training to assess patients, create safe treatment plans, and deliver high-quality results under state guidelines and supervision rules.

2. How do I become a certified nurse injector?

To become a certified nurse injector, you need an active nursing license and to complete a board-recognized, hands-on training program in injectables. Training should include facial anatomy, dosing protocols, complication management, and supervised live-patient practice. Many states also require a collaborating or supervising physician’s involvement. After completing your initial certification, ongoing training and advanced courses in fillers, threads, and other procedures help build expertise and credibility.

3. Can nurses inject Botox and fillers?

Yes, nurses can inject Botox and dermal fillers in many U.S. states if they are working under a prescriber’s patient-specific order and supervision. The level of supervision varies by state: some require a medical director on site, while others allow off-site collaboration with detailed written protocols. Because regulations change frequently, nurses should verify current scope of practice rules with their state Board of Nursing before enrolling in hands-on training.

4. Do I need a supervising physician to inject Botox?

In most states, yes. Even highly experienced nurses need a supervising physician, dentist, or qualified prescriber to delegate injectable procedures like Botox or fillers. Some states, like Texas and Florida, require a prior in-person exam for every patient before a nurse performs injections. A few states allow NPs or APRNs to practice independently, but all clinicians should follow strict protocols to remain compliant.

5. What courses should I take to start in aesthetics?

The ideal path for new nurse injectors begins with Botox and dermal filler training. These two services are the foundation of most aesthetic practices. Once you’re comfortable, you can add PDO threads, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), microneedling, laser/IPL, and sclerotherapy to expand your skill set. This progression allows you to offer a full-service menu, build patient loyalty, and increase your revenue potential.

6. How long does nurse injector training take?

You can complete your first Botox and filler course in one weekend, but becoming a confident injector takes consistent practice. Most nurses need 20–50 supervised cases and 3–6 months of experience to feel proficient. Continuing education through advanced courses helps refine injection technique, improve safety, and stay current with new products and trends in the aesthetics industry.

7. Are LPNs or LVNs allowed to take hands-on courses?

Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) and Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVNs) can often take hands-on training, but whether they can inject depends entirely on state law. Some states, like North Carolina and Georgia, allow LPNs to perform injections under direct supervision with a prescriber’s order, while others limit injectables to RNs, NPs, PAs, and physicians. LPNs/LVNs are encouraged to take lecture-based or observation-only courses if hands-on training isn’t allowed in their state.

8. What is the best Botox training for nurses?

The best Botox training for nurses includes detailed facial anatomy instruction, complication management, dosing protocols, and supervised hands-on practice on live patients. Empire Medical Training is a top choice for nurses because it offers a full curriculum of Botox, fillers, threads, and advanced treatments, along with mentorship and nationwide course locations. Nurses can choose from in-person workshops, online learning, and observation formats based on their state’s regulations.