To host a Botox party in Orange County with Aurela Aesthetics, gather at least six guests, place a $100 deposit to reserve your date, and provide a comfortable, well-lit space. Courtney Rotz, a double board-certified nurse practitioner, brings everything needed and treats each guest privately after an individual consultation.
We call them “Botox with Besties,” and they are one of the easiest ways to make a self-care moment feel like a celebration. Here is how to plan one from start to finish.
What is a Botox party?
A Botox party is a small, private gathering where a licensed medical provider comes to your home or venue and offers treatments to you and your guests. Everyone gets the same careful process they would receive in a clinic, including a health history review and good-faith exam, but in a relaxed setting with people you enjoy.
Each guest is treated individually and privately. Dosing is customized for every person, and Botox is $16 per unit. Guests who are not candidates, or who simply want to watch and enjoy the company, are always welcome to just come along.
How many guests do you need for a Botox party?
Aurela Botox parties require a minimum of six guests. Six to ten is a lovely size: enough energy to feel like a party, small enough that everyone gets unhurried time with the nurse practitioner.
When you invite people, let them know a treatment is optional and that each person pays for their own units. That keeps things easy and comfortable for everyone.
How do you book and reserve your date?
A $100 deposit reserves your party date. Start by choosing a few possible dates, then book online or call 949-649-8852 to confirm availability and location. Current availability is Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings from 5 to 8 PM, plus Wednesday and Saturday from 9 AM to 5 PM. Weekend daytime slots tend to suit bachelorettes and birthdays, while weeknight evenings are perfect for a girls’ night after the kids are in bed.
Parties anywhere in Orange County have no travel fee, from Laguna Niguel to Huntington Beach. Explore all of our Orange County service areas. For parties in Los Angeles County or San Diego County, a $100 travel surcharge applies.
What does the host need to provide?
Hosting is refreshingly simple. Courtney brings the medical-grade product, sterile supplies, and everything needed for treatment. As the host, you will want:
- A private treatment spot, such as a home office, guest room, or quiet corner, with a chair that has a back
- Good lighting, ideally natural light or a bright lamp
- A small table or counter for supplies
- A gathering space where guests can mingle while they wait
- Light bites and non-alcoholic drinks, like sparkling water, mocktails, or iced tea
What is a good Botox party planning checklist?
- Three to four weeks out: pick your date and occasion, reserve with your $100 deposit, and send invitations.
- Two weeks out: confirm your guest count (at least six) and share the address and arrival times.
- One week out: remind guests to limit alcohol in the day or so before treatment, and to mention any medications, supplements, or health changes during their consultation.
- The day before: set up your treatment area, plan snacks, and stock plenty of water.
- Party day: stagger arrivals if you like, keep the treatment space quiet, and enjoy.
It also helps to share a little education ahead of time. Guests who are new to injectables may like reading what to expect from mobile Botox at home before the party.
Can you serve alcohol at a Botox party?
We recommend keeping the party alcohol-light, especially for guests being treated. Alcohol can thin the blood and may increase the chance of bruising, so it is wise for guests to limit alcohol in the day or so before and after their injections. A beautiful mocktail bar keeps the mood festive without working against anyone’s results.
Clear thinking matters too. Every guest reviews their health history and gives consent before treatment, and that should happen with a clear head. Anyone who has been drinking may be asked to reschedule their treatment.
Is a Botox party safe?
Yes, when it is run like a medical appointment, because it is one. Every guest has an individual consultation and good-faith exam with Courtney, whose 23 years of nursing experience include the Pediatric ICU at Johns Hopkins and cardiology as a nurse practitioner. Candidacy is decided person by person. People who are pregnant or breastfeeding, for example, are not candidates for Botox, and anyone with questions about their health may be advised to wait.
Results vary, and Botox typically settles over about two weeks. If your party is tied to a big event, like a wedding or vacation, plan it at least two weeks ahead.
What occasions are perfect for a Botox party?
- Birthdays, especially milestone ones
- Bachelorettes and bridal showers, scheduled well before the wedding
- Girls’ nights and book club evenings
- Holiday parties, before the photo-heavy season begins
- Mom groups who rarely get a moment to themselves
Guests can also ask about other services during the party. Some like to pair Botox with a VI Peel through the Tox Booster. Find full details on the Botox parties page.
Ready to plan your Botox with Besties night?
Gather your favorite people and let the luxury come to you. Book your appointment online or call Courtney at 949-649-8852 to check availability in your area.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum number of guests for a Botox party?
Aurela Aesthetics Botox parties require a minimum of six guests. A $100 deposit reserves your date.
What does the host need to provide for a Botox party?
A private treatment spot with a chair that has a back, good lighting, a small table for supplies, and a gathering space for guests. The nurse practitioner brings the medical-grade product and sterile supplies. Each guest pays for their own treatment, and Botox is $16 per unit.
Can guests drink alcohol at a Botox party?
It is best to keep the party alcohol-light. Alcohol may increase the chance of bruising, so guests being treated should limit alcohol in the day or so before and after their injections, and anyone who has been drinking may be asked to reschedule.
Is there a travel fee for Botox parties in Orange County?
There is no travel fee anywhere in Orange County. Parties in Los Angeles County or San Diego County carry a $100 travel surcharge.
