Atmosphere Salon doesn't have a lot of atmosphere on the outside.

It's in a red brick strip mall north of Boston.

In the front, you can get your hair or nails done, but through a door in the back, it looks

more like a dentist's office.

There's one of those chairs that reclines to life flat.

A woman is lying under a bright light.

Her eyes are closed.

Her face is calm.

And a nurse named Jenny Erickson is sticking a needle into her forehead.

There's also wine and cheese and music playing.

It is a party after all, a Botox party, a gathering for people who want to try it for the first

time.

And while we're here, Jenny tells us a story that surprised us about a client who wanted

to have her facial expressions altered.

She said to me, everybody just thinks I'm angry, my kids, my family at work everywhere.

And it was pretty quickly taken care of.

I mean, a couple of pokes and she was good to go.

And she did not immediately right there in the chair, but about 10 days later, she started

with the emails and the calls.

She wanted to come to see me and yeah, she was very overcome.

Like, almost tearful, but she was so happy.

Her husband even thanked me.

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