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Nurse Injector in Utah

Building a Utah local business as a nurse injector has been one of the most challenging things I have done. There are so many things that go into it: scheduling, payment options, location, insurance, supply management, fees, marketing, sales, compliance, etc and honestly, all that stuff isn’t my favorite. The absolute best part is meeting new people like you and taking care of my existing clients. I’ve laughed really hard with clients and I’ve also cried with clients when they’ve shared meaningful life experiences, which then in turn lifts me up because of how amazing they are.

When I went to school at Bon Losee in Provo to become a Master Esthetician, I loved learning how to do chemical peels, microdermabrasion, facial or scalp massages and body wraps. The skills I learned helped me jump into my own eye-lash extension business, which I ran out of my home, while raising 4 small girls. While doing lashes, I always knew deep down that I wanted to do more. So, I did. With my girls getting older and no more changing diapers, I decided to go back to school and get my BSN (Bachelors of Science in Nursing).

Soon after trying the nurse life at IMC in Murray, I knew I needed to get back to what I’ve always wanted to do, botox injections. I went to MAAI to get additional schooling and training where I learned under the renown Yvonne Dellos, CEO and Medical Director of Medical Aesthetic Art Institute. With my extensive training from her and trainings with other nurse injectors, I started my Utah local business, Angie’s Injections.

I’ve found my passion in the professional world as a botox nurse injector in Eagle Mountain and I enjoy every minute of it. In the Botox FAQ, I describe my approach to injecting and establish “Angie’s Baseline”, which is being conservative in treatment vs giving you more than necessary. I am not incentivized to upsell, hit a sales quota or require a minimum treatment amount. So, for an example, I’d rather give 20 units to you and see if that is enough vs giving you 30 and not knowing if 20 was enough. Once I know your baseline, we build from there and tailor the treatment plan to meet your needs now and in the future.

I’ll continue to build my botox injecting skills and master the craft. As for the near future, I will take additional trainings to broaden my services (filler, PDO threading, etc) and maybe someday own my own MedSpa here in Utah.

Family and personal life

I’ve always appreciated team sports and what they teach. It is so fun for me to see my 4 girls compete and be active. There are so many activities and sports here in Eagle Mountain and Saratoga Springs for kids to participate in. My 4 girls have tried baseball, flag football, soccer, gymnastics, dance, piano, school plays, wrestling, cross country and basketball. So many options to choose from and things they learn. I find joy in seeing them learn and grow.

My husband helps me achieve my goals. He was the work from home Dad taking care of the girl’s hair, packing lunches, carpooling, etc while I went to school and still does a lot of it now. He encourages me to continue chasing my dreams.

As for me, my outlet is exercise. I’ve ran my handful of marathons and half marathons. I also wake up early most mornings, with my husband, to go to the gym. It’s our daily date and glad I get that limited time exercising while being with him. Amazon is a good friend of mine and I also love the movie theater popcorn more than most movies. Vacations are amazing and would love to do more traveling. Food is amazing and wish I could eat more of it. I have hoshimotos and going gluten free has been a game changer for me.