Injectables in D’Iberville, Serving Biloxi + the Gulf Coast

The Quiet Edit

The best injectable work doesn’t announce itself. Friends notice you look rested, maybe more like yourself on a very good day, and nobody can quite say why. That restraint is the whole point of how we inject on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Each plan starts with your anatomy, not a syringe count. We study how your face moves, where light catches and where it falls away, then choose the product and placement that serve that picture.

Three Families of Treatment

Neurotoxins

Botox®, Xeomin® and Dysport® temporarily relax targeted muscles to soften lines formed by repeated expression, such as frown lines and crow’s feet.

Hyaluronic Acid Fillers

Dermal fillers and lip filler add structure, contour and hydration where volume has shifted or was never there to begin with.

Biostimulators

Sculptra®, Radiesse® and Radiesse® Hyperdilute work with your body’s own collagen response for gradual, natural-looking support.

Your Injectors

Jenna Drennen, MSN, RN, NP-C, is our Primary Injector in D’Iberville and the provider most Gulf Coast clients see season after season. Ashley McShurley, MSN, RN, ACNP-BC, joins for limited guest-injector dates throughout the year. Both are nurse practitioners who work within their Mississippi scope of practice under the oversight of our Medical Director.

Before Anything Is Drawn

• An in-person consultation and medical history review
• An honest conversation about what each option can and can’t do
• A written plan, with timing for touch-ups or staged sessions
• Clear aftercare and a direct line back to us if questions come up

Frequently Asked Questions

Who performs injectables at Glam + Glo D’Iberville?

Injectables at our D’Iberville studio are performed by licensed nurse practitioners: Jenna Drennen, MSN, RN, NP-C, as Primary Injector, and Ashley McShurley, MSN, RN, ACNP-BC, on select guest dates. Both work within their Mississippi scope of practice under the oversight of our Medical Director.

What’s the difference between a neurotoxin and a dermal filler?

A neurotoxin such as Botox temporarily relaxes muscles that create expression lines. A hyaluronic acid filler adds volume and structure beneath the skin. Many clients benefit from both, used for different purposes. Your nurse practitioner will explain which approach suits your concerns during the consultation.

How long do injectable results last?

Longevity depends on the product, the treatment area and your own metabolism. Neurotoxins commonly last several months, hyaluronic fillers often longer, and biostimulators build gradually over a series. Results vary based on individual medical evaluation, and your provider will discuss expected timelines before treatment.