The ability of nurses to inject Botox (botulinum toxin) varies depending on the jurisdiction and the specific regulations in place. In most states, nurses with specialized training and certification may be allowed to administer Botox injections under the supervision or direction of a licensed physician or other qualified medical professionals.

In many places, Botox injections are considered medical procedures, and they are typically performed by licensed physicians, nurse practitioners, or physician assistants. In most cases, nurses may be able to perform Botox injections if they have received additional training and certification specific to the cosmetic procedure and under the guidance of a physician or in some states a Nurse Practitioner.

It is crucial to remember that the laws and regulations regarding who can administer Botox injections can differ by country, state, or province.