Botox, Fillers and Vitamin Injections in Danvers, MA
At Spalenza Spa in Danvers, MA, Botox, dermal fillers and vitamin injections are administered by registered nurse Tricia DeSantis under the supervision of medical director Joseph A. Russo, MD. Botox bookings include a consultation and a health intake form.
5.0 on Google · 861 reviews · Sep 2026
- Given by
- Registered nurse, under a medical director
- Botox
- from $11 per unit · Sep 2026
- Fillers
- Cheek and lip · priced at consultation
- Vitamin shots
- $50 each · B12, D, Tri-Immune, Lipo Lean
Which injectable should I book?
Book “Botox” (from $11, consultation included) if you want to be treated the same day, or “Botox consultation” ($11) to talk first. Cheek and lip fillers are priced at the consultation. The four vitamin injections are $50 each, with 15 minutes reserved online.
Tap Book to open that exact service in online booking. Prices checked Sep 2026; times are the time reserved in online booking. Botox is priced per unit; the number of units is set at the consultation.
Names are the ones used on the Spalenza menu, not medical claims. Vitamin injections do not replace treatment of a diagnosed deficiency; ask your doctor about blood work first.
How does a first injectables appointment work?
Every Botox booking includes a consultation and a health intake form with registered nurse Tricia DeSantis. She reviews your history and goals, explains the options, risks and price, and treats only if you decide to go ahead. She works under the supervision of medical director Joseph A. Russo, MD.
Intake form
Health history, medications, supplements, allergies and previous injections.
Consultation
The nurse looks at the area at rest and in movement, and explains the plan, the amount of product, the price and the risks.
Treatment
Botox blocks the nerve signals that make certain facial muscles contract, relaxing the muscles behind frown lines for a limited time. Fillers add volume and shape to the cheeks or lips.
Aftercare
Follow the nurse’s written aftercare. Seek medical care right away for trouble swallowing, speaking or breathing, vision changes, or skin turning pale or dusky.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Your nurse confirms what is right for you at the consultation.
Who should not get injections?
Do not get Botox or fillers if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a neuromuscular condition such as myasthenia gravis or ALS, have an infection or rash where you would be injected, or are allergic to an ingredient. If you have a medical condition or take prescription medication, talk to your doctor first.
Tell the nurse before treatment if you
- take blood thinners, aspirin, fish oil or other supplements that increase bruising
- have reacted to Botox, fillers or any injection before
- have an autoimmune or bleeding disorder, or get cold sores near the lips
- have an event coming up: bruising can take days to fade
Do not get injections if you
- are pregnant or breastfeeding
- have a neuromuscular condition (for Botox)
- have an infection, open sore or active rash at the injection site
- are allergic to any ingredient in the product
What do clients say about injections at Spalenza?
Recent five-star Google reviews mention Tricia by name and describe her as informative and friendly. We do not show before-and-after photos on this page, and results vary from person to person, so ask the nurse what is realistic for you.
“I would recommend Tricia 100% ! She's informative, friendly, knowledgeable, and didn't hurt. I haven't had many botox services , hands down she was the best! Absolutely deserves,5+5+5+5 and so on! Thank you everyone at Spalenza!”
“Great experience with Tricia today. I would recommend her highly.”
Reviews quoted as written on the Spalenza Google profile. 5.0 stars from 861 reviews as of Sep 2026.
What are the known risks of each treatment?
All injections carry risks. Common effects are redness, swelling, bruising and tenderness. Botox can cause headache or a temporary droop of the brow or eyelid; fillers can cause lumps and, rarely, a blocked blood vessel. This is general information, not a full list or medical advice.
| Treatment | More common | Less common but serious |
|---|---|---|
| Botox | Redness, swelling or bruising; headache | Drooping brow or eyelid, uneven results; rarely, spread of the effect causing trouble swallowing, speaking or breathing |
| Dermal fillers | Swelling, bruising, tenderness, small lumps | Infection; rarely, filler blocking a blood vessel, which can damage skin or affect vision and needs urgent care |
| Vitamin injections | Soreness or bruising at the injection site | Allergic reaction to an ingredient |
Questions about Botox, fillers and vitamin injections
Who performs the injections and who supervises them?
Registered nurse Tricia DeSantis performs them, under medical director Joseph A. Russo, MD.
How much is Botox?
Botox is from $11 per unit, with the consultation and intake form included; the total depends on the number of units. A consultation only is $11. Ask for the total in writing before treatment.
Can I get Botox the same day as the consultation?
Yes, if you book “Botox”: the consultation is included and treatment can follow. Book “Botox consultation” if you only want to talk first.
How are filler prices set?
At the consultation, based on the product and amount the nurse recommends. No filler price is published online.
How should I prepare?
List your medications and supplements for the intake form, avoid booking right before a big event, and ask your doctor before stopping any prescribed medication.
How is Botox different from filler?
Botox relaxes muscles that cause some expression lines. Filler adds volume, most often to the lips and cheeks. They are different treatments with different risks.
Can I use a gift card for injectables?
Ask the front desk at (978) 624-7994 before buying. Gift cards are sold online.
What is the cancellation policy?
Changes need 24 hours’ notice: a late cancellation or change is charged 50% of the service, and a missed appointment is charged in full, to the card that holds the booking.
Where is Spalenza Spa and when is it open?
75 Newbury St, Danvers, MA 01923, in Newbury Crossing on Route 1. Monday 10–6, Tuesday 12–8, Wednesday 9–6, Thursday 12–8, Friday 9–6, Saturday 9–5, closed Sunday.
Other skin treatments at Spalenza
Ask the Spalenza front desk
Send your question about Botox, fillers or vitamin injections and the front desk will reply as soon as possible during business hours. To book right away, use online booking or call.
Spalenza Spa75 Newbury St, Newbury Crossing
Danvers, MA 01923
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