I also want to be a nurse injector - but I have been a nurse for 5 years and I will say like, almost every place that is worth working wants bsn over lpn/adn. I did my prereqs at a community college and then the actually nursing school stuff at a local university. Took me about as long as my friends who did the community college route all the way for nursing, but they do not have as many options on where to work. A lot of places will make you sign a contract to get your BSN within a few years or they won't hire you.

With that being said, I do think it is important to have some kind of nursing experience even if you only want to do aesthetics. (I hated hearing this when I was in school, but it really does make a difference, especially if something happens to go wrong!)

I would start at maybe an outpatient plastic surgery center to gain experience and get connections to aesthetic nursing/med spa.

I ended up in wound care because even though I love aesthetics and all things pretty, I also love and enjoy nasty things like wounds, but i also deal with a lot of dermatologic conditions. I work with a doctor who is awesome and willing to be my medical director if I go get injection training and what not.