Is it safe to get injected fillers by an aesthetic RN, BSN?

There are going to be a lot of answers to this question and I think that many of my colleagues will shy away from the right answer.  Here is how I feel about this personally.  There are many nurses and PA's who are excellent injectors and have stellar reputations.  So with that said, being a great injector is only part of the equation.  Knowing how to handle the potential and inevitable complications of any procedure that you perform as a health care provider is really the essential issue.  I didn't spend 6 years in training to only learn how to operate and inject.  I spent time in training and early in my career learning how to handle any and all of the potential complications that will inevitably occur if you are an active surgeon or injector.  Does a weekend or even a week long course provide an injector with that skill set?  Do those courses teach you how to critically evaluate a face and understand the complex anatomy of that face?  Probably not.  I have an amazingly talented PA and know some terrific nurse injectors, but they have a relationship with a facial plastic surgeon, dermatologist, or plastic surgeon so that if there is a complication it can be managed appropriately.  Do your homework first.

Thank you for your question. It is safe to have an RN or BSN perform injections. The most important thing is that these injectors are experienced and properly trained. Please do sufficient research when selecting an injector in your local area. 

Yes, you can have lip fillers with an RN, but I would make sure they are experienced in filler injections. I prefer to use a micro cannula to inject fillers to prevent bruising. Look for someone who is an expert in fillers to discuss your desired results and concerns. 
I hope this helps.