How to Host an At-Home Botox or IV Party (2026 Guide)

Getting your treatments done at home with friends has quietly become one of the most popular ways to do aesthetics. Instead of everyone booking separate appointments and driving to a clinic, one licensed provider comes to you — and you and your guests get treated together in your own living room. Whether you want wrinkle-relaxing injectables, dermal fillers, or an IV drip for hydration and a vitamin boost, here's exactly how to host a great (and safe) at-home party.

What is an at-home Botox or IV party?

It's a small gathering — usually 3 to 10 people — where a licensed medical provider travels to a host's home to perform treatments. Everyone gets their own private consultation and treatment; the "party" part is simply that you're doing it together, at home, on your schedule instead of in a waiting room. Two of the most popular kinds:

• Injectable parties — wrinkle relaxers (neurotoxin, e.g. Botox® and similar) and dermal fillers.
• IV drip parties — IV hydration and vitamin infusions (for example, hydration blends, B-vitamin or immunity-style drips).
• A mix — many mobile providers offer both, so some guests can do injectables while others do a drip.

In California, both injectables and IV therapy are medical treatments, so they must be performed by a licensed provider (such as a registered nurse, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, or physician) working under the appropriate physician oversight. Making sure your provider is properly licensed is the single most important part of hosting — more on that below.

Botox party vs. IV party — which should you host?

They're not either/or, but here's the quick version:

• Injectable party: great for a group who wants a subtle refresh before an event or on a regular maintenance schedule. Treatment is quick — often just a few minutes per person after the consult.
• IV party: more of a relaxed, spa-like hangout — guests sit or recline for about 30–45 minutes while a drip runs. Popular before or after travel, big events, or just as a wellness get-together.

How much does it cost?

Pricing depends on the provider and exactly what you get, but as a general guide:

• Wrinkle relaxers / neuromodulators: commonly around $10–$16 per unit, with many people using 20–50 units.
• Dermal fillers: often $600–$900+ per syringe.
• IV drips: commonly around $150–$400+ per drip, depending on the blend.
• Travel: some mobile providers add a small travel fee; many waive or reduce it for group bookings.

Hosting a group is often the best value, since the provider treats several people in one trip and may offer better group pricing. Who pays is entirely up to your group — sometimes each guest covers their own treatment, and sometimes the host treats everyone as a gift.

Step-by-step: how to host

1. Pick a date and a rough headcount. Even 3–4 friends is plenty. Weeknights and weekend afternoons tend to work best.
2. Decide what kind of party. Injectables, IV drips, or a mix. If your group wants both, look for a provider who offers both.
3. Find a licensed mobile provider near you. This is the part that used to be hard — most people ask around or scroll Instagram. A marketplace like Prikme lets you browse verified providers in your area, see their license, credentials, and reviews, and book in a few taps.
4. Book the visit and tell your guests. As the host, you book the appointment — guests don't each book separately. If the provider uses intake or health-history forms, guests can complete them ahead of time so treatment day moves quickly.
5. Prep your space. A comfortable area with good lighting and seating — like a living room — is all you need. For IV drips, make sure guests have a spot to sit or recline for 30–45 minutes.
6. Enjoy it. Each guest gets their own private consult and treatment, and you're done.

Keeping it safe (the part that actually matters)

An at-home party should be every bit as safe as a clinic visit — the setting changes, the standard of care shouldn't. A few things to look for:

• A licensed provider. Confirm they're a state-licensed professional operating under the proper physician supervision for your state.
• A real consultation. Each guest should get an individual consult and, for IV therapy or injectables, a quick health-history review — some treatments aren't right for everyone (for example, if you're pregnant, nursing, or have certain conditions).
• Verified credentials and reviews. You should be able to see who's treating you before you book.

On Prikme, every provider is license-, NPI-, and insurance-verified before they ever appear in search — so that vetting is handled for you.

The easiest way to find your provider

The best part of hosting is skipping the stressful hunt for someone trustworthy. Prikme is where you find licensed mobile providers near you — browse providers in your area, see real pricing up front, book your visit, and have guests complete any forms right in the app. It's the simplest way to book at-home aesthetics and IV therapy.

Prikme is a technology marketplace that connects clients with independent, state-licensed providers. Prikme does not provide medical services and does not guarantee any result. All treatments — including injectables and IV therapy — are performed by independent licensed providers who are solely responsible for the care they deliver and for determining whether a treatment is appropriate for you. IV therapy and injectables are not a substitute for medical care. Pricing figures are general estimates and vary by provider and location. Always consult a licensed provider about whether a treatment is right for you. Botox® is a registered trademark of Allergan, Inc.; Prikme is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Allergan.