The phrase makes some people wince, and understandably — it conjures kitchen counters and someone's cousin with a vial. That is not what happens here. What we offer is a private appointment for a small group, held in the studio, run to exactly the standards of any other appointment.
What it is
You book the studio for your group. Everyone is consulted individually, treated individually, and charted individually. The social part is the waiting — the treatment itself is one-to-one behind a closed door with Elizabeth.
- Held at Privé, never at a home.
- Every guest completes a full medical intake before anything is drawn up.
- Product is the same product we use every day, stored and handled the same way.
- Each person gets their own consultation, their own plan, and their own chart.
What changes is the atmosphere and the pricing, not the medicine.
Why people like it
Mostly because the first appointment is the intimidating one. Coming with three friends who have done it before removes almost all of that. It is also genuinely efficient — a group that would otherwise book four separate visits across three weeks comes once.
The social part is the waiting room. The treatment is private, charted, and exactly as careful as any other appointment.Privé Aesthetics
The rules we do not bend
There is no alcohol before treatment. That is not primness — alcohol thins the blood and increases bruising, and it compromises consent. If your group wants to celebrate afterwards, celebrate afterwards.
Anyone who should not be treated will not be treated, and that decision is made privately rather than announced to the room. Pregnancy, certain neuromuscular conditions, an active infection in the area, or a medication interaction all mean we say not today. Nobody in your group needs to know why, and we will not make it awkward.
Timing, if it is for something
The two-week rule applies here exactly as it does to an individual booking. If the group is doing this for a December event, hold the party in the first half of November. That gives everyone their settled result plus room for an adjustment.
Group bookings in December fill first, so if this is on your list it is worth asking early — not as a sales line, simply because there are a finite number of evenings.
How to ask
Call the studio or mention it at your next appointment. We will talk through group size, what evenings are open, and what the pricing looks like. Small groups work best — four to six people is the sweet spot for keeping it unhurried.