A person may inject a botulinum neuromodulator or a dermal filler only if they are on a list set in statute, and only at a medical facility or a practitioner's office.
Botox and fillers in Nevada, by licence
Licence
Allowed
Condition
Doctor
Yes
A physician may inject, within their scope of practice, at a medical facility or at a practitioner's office.
Nurse practitioner
Yes
The copy says APRN. An advanced practice registered nurse may inject, within their scope of practice, at a medical facility or at a practitioner's office.
Physician assistant
Yes
A physician assistant may inject, within their scope of practice, at a medical facility or at a practitioner's office.
Registered nurse
With order
A registered nurse is on the statutory list. The Board of Nursing says an RN needs an order from a qualified practitioner who has assessed the patient and established a patient relationship.
LPN
No
Licensed practical nurses are not on the list. The Board of Nursing marks neuromodulators and fillers as not within scope for LPNs.
Medical assistant
No
Medical assistants are not on the list, and a person who may inject may not delegate the injection to someone who is not on it.
Esthetician
No
Estheticians are not on the list, and a person who may inject may not delegate the injection to someone who is not on it.
23 of these 24 clinics mention financing on their own websites, most often through Cherry, CareCredit, Alphaeon.
A clinic that doesn’t mention financing may still offer it. Ask for the lender’s terms.
Questions
Botox FAQs for Reno
How much does Botox cost in Reno?
Botox in Reno: prices listed by 7 clinics usually run $12.25–$13 per unit, checked Oct 2026.
How long does Botox last?
About 3 to 4 months for frown lines. The label gives that figure for frown lines only, so ask your provider about other areas. Neuromodulators in general typically last about three months.
Who can legally do Botox in Nevada?
A person may inject a botulinum neuromodulator or a dermal filler only if they are on a list set in statute, and only at a medical facility or a practitioner's office. By licence: doctor, yes; nurse practitioner, yes; physician assistant, yes; registered nurse, with order; lpn, no; medical assistant, no; esthetician, no.
Can an esthetician do Botox in Nevada?
No. Estheticians are not on the list, and a person who may inject may not delegate the injection to someone who is not on it.
Can a registered nurse do Botox in Nevada?
With order. A registered nurse is on the statutory list. The Board of Nursing says an RN needs an order from a qualified practitioner who has assessed the patient and established a patient relationship.
Can I compare units between Botox and another brand?
No. Units of Botox Cosmetic cannot be compared to or converted into units of any other botulinum toxin product, so a price per unit cannot be compared between brands.
Is Botox the same as a filler?
No. Botox is an injectable drug that keeps muscles from tightening. A dermal filler is a gel-like substance injected under the skin, regulated as a medical device.
Is Botox approved for people under 18?
No. Botox Cosmetic is approved for adults, and its safety and effectiveness have not been established in children.
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Botox clinics in Reno
24 clinics list Botox on their own websites. The 3 that post a price come first. Each group is sorted by Google rating, for clinics with 10 or more reviews.
Its website says: We also offer physician based procedures such as Laser Hair Removal, Botox, Juvederm, Sclerotherapy and Laser Skin Resurfacing for acne scars, deep wrinkles and mole removal . (renosparksmedspa.com, read 28 Oct 2026).
4.449 Google reviewsOpen 4 days a week(775) 358-1717
Its website says: We offer everything from Botox to Dysport and Juvéderm to provide non-invasive ways to refresh and rejuvenate your facial appearance, without the need for a surgical procedure. (rehabaesthetics.com/injectables-overview, read 28 Oct 2026).
5.08 Google reviewsOpen 6 days a week(775) 501-9341