As aesthetic procedures become more mainstream, colleagues are turning them into social events, with some aestheticians marketing these parties as networking opportunities. Companies like Plump Cosmetics & Injectables, which provides discounted treatments for groups of six or more clients, have seen a 20% increase in bookings. The company recently hosted a Botox party for six employees at a Manhattan real estate office, where one employee covered the cost for the entire team. The rise in coworker bonding reflects a broader boom in aesthetic treatments, with reports that neurotoxin sales, including Botox, rose 87.7% from 2024 to 2025. McKinsey predicts the medical aesthetics market will grow by up to 14% annually through 2026, driven in part by social media and cultural acceptance.