Botox Party Anyone?

So the mother's group I am in is deciding whether to have a Botox Party or not. It's pretty extravagant if you ask me (especially in the current economic market). They invite a licensed, experienced doctor who gives everyone a 40% discount off the regular price, as well as giveaways and lots of food. They say that it is a "very fun 'girls time' and great opportunity for bonding. It takes off pressure from being in an office atmosphere." If you are the one organizing the party, you just have to gather a group of a maximum of 20 people. You are then rewarded with free botox (approx $500 value). I am quite surprised (and amused) that they are considering doing this since the group is not full of extravagantly wealthy women. No one seems poor but it is certainly not like the group I was in in London where all the women were ridiculously wealthy. Anyway, I think I will stick to the "Body Shop night" or "the Ladies Night-In for skin care."