Kylie Taylor is an aesthetic nurse injector at 112 West Medical Aesthetics and Wellness in Queen Creek, Arizona, specializing in neurotoxins and dermal filler. She has worked in healthcare since 2009 and has spent more than five years injecting.
Kylie came into aesthetics the way the best injectors usually do: through years of real clinical work first. She has been in healthcare since 2009, and for the last five-plus years her focus has been aesthetic injection — neurotoxins like Botox and Xeomin, and dermal filler for the lips, cheeks, chin, and jawline.
Along the way she has completed extensive advanced training and earned multiple certifications in aesthetic treatment, and she is still adding to them. That matters more in this field than most clients realize. Injection technique moves quickly, and the difference between a result that looks considered and one that doesn’t is usually training, not product.
Ask Kylie what she is going for and the answer is consistent: results that still look like you. Balanced, rested, like yourself on a really good day. She is not interested in changing a face — she is interested in enhancing what is already there, in a way most people won’t be able to point to.
Kylie leads with education, which is the standard at 112 West and the reason she fit here.
In a consultation with her, you will hear what she would recommend, what she would not, and why — before anything is scheduled. If a treatment isn’t right for you, or the timing isn’t right, or your goal would be better served by something other than what you came in asking for, she will tell you. There is no pressure and no upselling, and you will never be treated with something you didn’t get your questions answered about first.
She is also genuinely attentive to comfort. Numbing, pacing, checking in, explaining what she’s doing as she does it — particularly for first-time clients, who often arrive more nervous than they let on.
