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Botox For The Holidays: Clients Are Now Requesting More Treatments!

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You may not have much downtime in between lunch with old friends and family gatherings because the holidays may be hectic. It is simple to let your workout routine, food, and sleep patterns lapse.

We don’t usually schedule doctor’s appointments during the holidays, but Botox is an exception.

A recent study discovered a seasonal Botox boost that begins just before Thanksgiving and continues into the new year.

Here is all the information you need to know about holiday Botox if you’re thinking about becoming an aesthetics nurse.

 

Botox Holiday Bump

In an analysis of medical appointments made on Zocdoc over one year (April 2017 to March 2018), Priceonomics, a San Francisco-based data studio, discovered a rise in Botox appointments around Thanksgiving and Christmas. During this time, booking fees were 35 to 45 percent higher than usual.

The data studio also discovered that November 20 was the busiest day of the year, with 79 percent higher booking rates than usual. The Botox booking rates for December 4 and 21 were around 75% higher than typical, placing them second and third, respectively.

It makes sense that holiday Botox appointments spike in November and December since the holidays are one of the most sociable periods of the year!

If you still aren’t persuaded, think about this: Aesthetic services were mentioned as a holiday gift preference by 27% of women the previous year. Others may find the holidays to be a trying time of year, so rewarding themselves with Botox can be encouraging.

According to studies, Botox may even be able to lift your spirits according to the facial feedback theory. Your brain will react to this emotional feedback if you make a sad face. Therefore, if you are unable to form this “face,” your brain won’t recognize that you are feeling unhappy.

What does this imply for injectors of cosmetics? Right before the holidays, they should anticipate seeing more customers!

Uncommon knowledge is that Botox takes time to show results. The effects of Botox typically take one week to become noticeable. When Botox is administered a month before the holidays, the results will be fully apparent when your client sits down for a holiday dinner.