I'm Kat Chapman, a nurse and aesthetic injector.
I place Botox and filler with a conservative hand in the Lake Norman area, near Birkdale Village. Nurse first, always — unhurried appointments, and honest about what a treatment can and cannot do.
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Nurse first
Eight years of hospital and travel nursing came before any of this. I read anatomy and risk the way emergency work taught me to — carefully, and without shortcuts.
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Unhurried appointments
One person, one chair. I don't stack visits back to back, so we have time to talk through what you want before anything happens.
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A two-week follow-up
Every treatment includes a follow-up about two weeks later, so we look at the result together and adjust if it needs it.
Free guide
The 7 Questions to Ask Any Injector Before They Touch Your Face
- The credential question most people never think to ask — and why the letters after a name matter.
- How to tell whether someone is dosing for you or dosing for a look.
- The one thing a good injector will happily talk about, and a rushed one will skip.
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What I do
A short, deliberate menu
Neurotoxin
A small amount of a purified protein, placed in specific muscles to soften how certain lines form when you move your face.
Dermal filler
A gel made largely of a sugar your body already produces, placed to restore support and structure where volume has changed.
More, as I train
I am adding skin treatments — microneedling, HydraFacial, and laser — as I complete training in each under supervision. I would rather offer something once I can do it well than list it early.
Where I practice
Lake Norman, in person
I currently see patients at Canvas & Glow in Huntersville, NC. If you're nearby, that's where we'd meet.
Serving: Huntersville · Cornelius · Davidson · Mooresville · Denver · Birkdale Village · North Charlotte.
Latest writing
Notes worth reading before you book
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What to Ask an Injector Before Your First Appointment
The handful of questions that tell you whether an injector is careful — and what good answers actually sound like.
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Botox vs. Dysport vs. Xeomin: What's Actually Different
Three neurotoxins, one job. A plain look at how they differ, where it matters, and where it really doesn't.
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What Is Vascular Occlusion, and Why Should You Care?
The filler complication every patient should understand — what it is, why a clinical background matters, and the questions it should make you ask.
Two ways to start
Book a visit when you're ready, or start with a free 15-minute virtual consult if you'd rather talk first. The consult is a conversation, not a medical appointment.