Aesthetics USA Launches in Texas: A New Path to botox Certification for Nurses
Aesthetics USA is now offering botox certification training in Texas, with a full-day, hands-on course at the W Dallas on September 26, 2026. The program is open to nurses and other licensed medical professionals looking to add neuromodulator injections to their practice. It combines self-paced online didactic coursework with a full day of live, hands-on injection training, no travel outside the U.S. required.
Dr. Andrew Dargie
Founder and Lead Educator
MD, FRCPC, Aesthetic Medicine Specialist
Dr. Andrew Dargie is a leading expert in medical aesthetics with over 15 years of experience. He has trained thousands of medical professionals worldwide and is recognized for his innovative injection techniques and commitment to patient safety.
The Industry Gap
For years, nurses in the U.S. who wanted real, hands-on botox training had limited options close to home. Much of the highest-quality injectable education has lived outside the U.S. market, which meant travel, added cost, and longer timelines just to get certified. We built Aesthetics USA to close that gap: to bring the same standard of hands-on, live-model training that's been available elsewhere directly to U.S. nurses, without the passport.
Texas is our first stop in that expansion, and it won't be the last.
What Nurses Get
Self-paced online training covering fundamentals of neuromodulators, facial anatomy, injection marking, cosmetic dosing and technique, reconstituting and product handling, therapeutic applications, and the business side of running an injectables practice
A full day of hands-on, live-model injection training. Not just demonstration, not just theory
Small class sizes with direct instruction from nationally recognized experts in aesthetic medicine
6 months of access to the online curriculum, interactive quizzes, and HD video content
Certification upon completion, plus product and supply discounts and access to a network of fellow injectors
A Standard We Won't Compromise On
Certification should mean something. That's why this course doesn't stop at theory. Every nurse who comes through this program spends a full day injecting on live models under direct clinical oversight, not just watching someone else do it. Anatomy, safety, and evidence-based technique come first, every time. If a program can't put a needle in your hand and a qualified expert at your side while you use it, it isn't training, it's a lecture. We built this course because we believe trust starts with knowing who's behind the syringe, and that starts with how well that person was actually trained.
Next Step
The first Texas cohort meets September 26, 2026, at the W Dallas. Class sizes are small and spots are limited.
Eligibility and scope of practice for botox injection vary by state — check your state's nursing board guidelines to confirm what's permitted in your practice before enrolling.