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Botox in El Paso —
Natural Results, Not Frozen Faces

Precision neurotoxin treatments by Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC — including Daxxify, the longest-lasting FDA-approved neurotoxin available. Botox from $10/unit. Refresh your appearance while still looking like you.

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How much does Botox cost in El Paso — and how fast can I book?

At Solas Health & Wellness, Botox is $10/unit at 20 or more units ($12/unit under 20). By area that's $200 for forehead (20 units), $200 for frown lines, $240 for crow's feet, or $600 for all three upper-face areas. Same-week appointments are usually available. Every visit is with Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC — a board-certified nurse practitioner and advanced aesthetic injector, not a weekend-course technician. Daxxify (lasts up to 6 months) also available from $9.50/unit.

Injected by a medical provider — not an esthetician. Your Botox is placed by Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC, a board-certified nurse practitioner and advanced aesthetic injector. That means real medical training, a full health-history review, and an injector who understands facial anatomy — not a weekend-course technician.

Benefits of Botox

How Botox works

Botox is a purified botulinum toxin type A. When injected in tiny, targeted amounts, it temporarily relaxes the specific muscles that create dynamic wrinkles — the lines you get from frowning, squinting, and raising your brows. As those muscles soften, the skin above them smooths out, and existing lines become less etched over time. Because we treat only the muscles we intend to, you keep natural movement and expression everywhere else. Most patients see onset in 3–5 days and full results at about two weeks.

Botox & Daxxify

We offer two premium neurotoxin options — Botox, the gold standard, and Daxxify, the newest FDA-approved neurotoxin that lasts up to twice as long. Both are administered by Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC, an experienced aesthetic injector focused on natural-looking, balanced results.

Botox®

The most trusted neurotoxin in the world. Ideal for forehead lines, crow's feet, and frown lines ("11s"). Onset in 3–5 days, full results in 2 weeks, lasting 3–4 months. Starting at $10/unit.

Daxxify® LONGEST-LASTING

The newest FDA-approved neurotoxin by Revance — the only one formulated without human albumin. Daxxify typically lasts 6 months, with some patients seeing results up to 9 months. Ideal for those wanting fewer maintenance appointments.

Note: We previously offered Jeuveau and Dysport. We now focus exclusively on Botox and Daxxify — the two options we trust most for consistent, natural-looking, longer-lasting results. If you were a Jeuveau or Dysport patient, we'd love to see you and find the right option for your goals.

Treatment areas:

TREATMENT DETAILS
Botox from$10/unit
Duration15–30 min
DowntimeMinimal
Onset3–5 days
Botox lasts3–4 months
Daxxify lasts6–9 months
ProviderCeleste Cisneros, FNP-BC
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How Much Does Botox Cost in El Paso?

At Solas Health & Wellness, Botox is $10 per unit (at 20+ units; $12/unit under 20) — among the most transparent neurotoxin pricing in El Paso. Most patients treat by area, so here's exactly what our most popular areas cost:

Botox pricing by area

Forehead lines · 20 units$200
Frown lines / glabella ("11s") · 20 units$200
Crow's feet · 24 units$240
All 3 upper-face areas · 60 units$600

Daxxify pricing by area — lasts up to 6 months

Forehead lines · 20 units$190
Frown lines / glabella ("11s") · 20 units$190
Crow's feet · 24 units$228
All 3 upper-face areas · 60 units$550

Smaller touch-ups under 20 units are $12 per unit. Your exact dose — and your exact price — is confirmed at your consultation before any injections. Ask about current new-patient offers when you book.

How Long Does Botox Last?

Most patients enjoy Botox results for 3–4 months. If you'd rather come in less often, Daxxify lasts about 6 months — and up to 9 for some patients — making it the longest-lasting FDA-approved neurotoxin. How long your results last also depends on your metabolism, the dose used, and how strong and active the treated muscles are. Many patients find that with regular treatment, the muscles gradually relax and results hold a little longer over time.

Starting Botox in Your 20s & 30s

"Preventative" or "baby" Botox uses lighter doses to relax expressive muscles before deep, etched lines have a chance to form. Because the wrinkles never get the daily repetition that sets them in, many younger patients can stay ahead of fine lines with smaller, less frequent treatments. It's a popular, conservative way to age gracefully — and Celeste will tell you honestly whether it makes sense for your skin, or whether you're better off waiting.

Botox Timeline — Day By Day

Your results don't all show up at once. Here's the typical curve at Solas — knowing what's normal day-by-day helps you avoid the 'is it working?' anxiety patients sometimes feel during the first week.

DAY 1
Treatment day

~30-minute visit. Minor pinpoint redness or small bumps fade within an hour. No bruising for most patients. You head straight back to your day — just stay upright 4 hours and skip the gym.

DAYS 3–7
Onset begins

First muscle softening shows up. You'll notice less forehead movement, a more rested look in the mirror. Daxxify often starts working 1–2 days sooner than Botox.

DAY 14
Full results

This is when peak effect is visible. If anything looks uneven or asymmetric, this is the touch-up window — we book free assessments at 2 weeks for new patients.

MONTHS 3–6
Maintenance

Botox typically wears off around month 3–4. Daxxify holds 6 months for most patients, up to 9 for some. Most patients book maintenance just before they fully wear off so the relaxed look never breaks.

Botox by Patient Profile

Different ages and goals call for different dosing strategies. Here's how we approach each:

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Late 20s / Early 30s

"Baby Botox" — small doses (8–15 units forehead, 12–18 units glabella) to slow the formation of lines before they etch in. Maintenance every 4–6 months. Most cost-effective entry point for long-term prevention.

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30s–40s Active Aging

Lines have started showing but haven't set deep. Standard dosing (15–20 units forehead, 18–20 glabella, 12–24 crow's feet). The "you look rested" zone — natural-looking, not frozen.

40s–50s Set Lines

Botox softens existing lines but may not erase the deepest ones — those often need to be paired with skin treatments or fillers. We pair Botox + microneedling or filler for the full effect when needed.

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Botox for Men ("Brotox")

Men typically need higher units (30–40 forehead, 25–30 glabella) because of stronger muscle mass and stronger expressive habits. Goal is usually "look less stressed/tired" rather than "look younger" — different framing, same anatomy.

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TMJ / Jaw Grinders

Masseter Botox for stress-related jaw clenching, teeth grinding (bruxism), tension headaches, and jawline slimming. 25–50 units per side — a different protocol than cosmetic forehead Botox.

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Hormone-Driven Skin Changes

Perimenopausal skin changes (collagen drop, jowling, deeper lines) respond best when Botox is part of a broader plan. Functional medicine evaluates the hormone picture; GHK-Cu peptide supports skin from the inside.

Risks & Side Effects

Botox is one of the most-studied aesthetic treatments in the world and has an excellent safety record when performed by a qualified provider. The most common side effects are mild and temporary: slight redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection site, and occasionally a mild headache. Rarely, a temporary brow or eyelid droop can occur — almost always avoidable with precise, properly dosed injections, which is exactly why provider skill matters.

Botox isn't recommended if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, have certain neuromuscular conditions, or have an allergy to its ingredients. We review your full health history at your consultation to confirm you're a good candidate before treating.

What to Expect Afterward

There's essentially no downtime — most patients head straight back to their day. To get the best result, we ask you to follow a few simple steps for the first 24 hours:

What El Paso Says About
Celeste's Botox

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"Celeste is an amazing injector! You can tell she's passionate about what she does. The clinic is beautiful, and I felt comfortable throughout my entire appointment."

— Noorain E. · Google Review

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"My first Botox — such a soft touch, I barely felt any poke from the needle."

— Brit · Google Review

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"Come here for anything you need — even Botox treatments."

— Suzy T. · Google Review

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Before & After

An actual Solas patient treated by Celeste — softened forehead lines, natural-looking results.

Botox before and after — forehead lines softened on a real Solas Health & Wellness patient in El Paso
Before (top) & after (bottom) · Forehead Botox
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Botox & Daxxify FAQs

How much does Botox cost in El Paso?

At Solas Health & Wellness, Botox is $10 per unit at 20 or more units, and $12 per unit under 20. By area, that's $200 for the forehead (20 units), $200 for frown lines (20 units), $240 for crow's feet (24 units), or $600 for all three upper-face areas (60 units). Daxxify, which lasts up to 6 months, is slightly less — $190 forehead, $190 frown lines, $228 crow's feet, or $550 for all three areas. We confirm your exact dose and price at your consultation before any injections.

How many units of Botox do I need?

It depends on the area and your muscle strength. As a general guide, the forehead takes about 10–20 units, frown lines (the "11s") about 20 units, and crow's feet about 12–24 units. A lip flip needs only 4–6 units. Celeste maps your dose to your anatomy at your consultation, so you only pay for what you need.

Does Botox or Daxxify hurt?

Most patients describe the injections as a quick pinch. We use fine-gauge needles and can apply a topical numbing cream if needed. Treatment is typically very well tolerated and completed in under 30 minutes.

Will I look frozen or unnatural?

Not with our approach. We focus on natural-looking results that soften lines while preserving your ability to make normal facial expressions. Our goal is refreshed — not overdone.

What is Daxxify and how is it different from Botox?

Daxxify (daxibotulinumtoxinA-lanm) is the newest FDA-approved neurotoxin by Revance Therapeutics. Unlike Botox, it uses a novel peptide instead of human albumin, and it lasts significantly longer — typically 6 months, sometimes up to 9. It's ideal for patients who want fewer clinic visits. Both products relax the same muscles and produce natural-looking results.

How long does Botox last vs Daxxify?

Botox typically lasts 3–4 months. Daxxify typically lasts 6 months, with some patients maintaining results for up to 9 months. Longevity also depends on your metabolism, the dose used, and how active the treated muscles are. During your consultation, Celeste will recommend the best option based on your goals and lifestyle.

Is Botox safe?

Botox has been FDA-approved for cosmetic use since 2002 and is one of the most-studied aesthetic treatments in the world. At Solas it's administered by Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC — a board-certified nurse practitioner and advanced aesthetic injector, not an esthetician or technician. Side effects are usually mild and temporary, and we review your full health history first to confirm you're a good candidate.

Am I too old or too young for Botox?

There's no strict age limit. Many patients in their 20s and 30s start with light "preventative" Botox to slow the formation of lines, while patients in their 40s, 50s, and beyond use it to soften lines that have already set in. The right approach simply changes with your skin and goals — we tailor the plan to you.

What's the difference between Botox and fillers?

Botox is a neurotoxin that relaxes the muscles that cause dynamic wrinkles — lines from movement, like frowning or squinting. Dermal fillers add volume to restore plumpness or contour features like the lips and cheeks. They solve different problems and are often combined in one visit for a full-face plan.

Can I get Botox or Daxxify with fillers at the same appointment?

Yes — combination treatments are common and can be done in the same visit. We'll create a full facial plan based on your goals and anatomy.

When do I see results from Botox?

Onset typically begins around day 3–7 after injection, with full results visible at day 14. Daxxify often starts working 1–2 days sooner. If anything looks uneven or asymmetric at the 2-week mark, that's the touch-up window — we book free assessments at 2 weeks for new patients.

Does Botox work for TMJ, jaw clenching, or migraines?

Yes. Masseter Botox is FDA-recognized for jaw clenching, bruxism (teeth grinding), tension headaches, and jawline slimming. The protocol is different from cosmetic Botox — higher doses (25–50 units per side) and targeted at the masseter muscle. See our dedicated masseter Botox page for full detail.

How much Botox do men need? ('Brotox')

Men typically need higher units than women because of stronger muscle mass and stronger expressive habits — usually 30–40 units for the forehead, 25–30 for frown lines, and 20–25 for crow's feet. The goal for most men is 'look less stressed and tired' rather than 'look younger,' but the anatomy and technique are the same.

What if I don't like my Botox results?

Honest answer: there's no antidote that reverses Botox once injected. If the result is too strong, it wears off naturally over 3–4 months — for Botox or about 6 months for Daxxify. If the result is uneven or asymmetric, that's almost always fixable at the 2-week touch-up window. The best way to avoid that scenario is conservative dosing on your first visit — we go lighter than you'd think on session one and add at the 2-week mark if you want more.

Will Botox affect my facial expressions or make me look fake?

Not with our approach. Celeste doses Botox conservatively and maps to your specific anatomy so the muscles that create expressions still work — just less intensely. The goal is 'softer lines, same face' — not the frozen forehead you might be picturing. If natural-looking results are non-negotiable for you, say so at consultation; we'll under-dose and add at the touch-up if needed.

Is Botox covered by insurance for medical use?

Cosmetic Botox is not covered by insurance — Solas is a self-pay clinic. Some medical Botox uses (chronic migraines, severe TMJ, hyperhidrosis) can be billed through insurance at other clinics, but those typically require neurologist or specialist referrals and prior authorization. At Solas we offer Botox for jaw clenching and TMJ as a cash service — see the masseter Botox page for pricing.

Educational information only — not a substitute for a medical consultation. Treatment suitability is determined by Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC, rated 4.9★ across 49 patient reviews.

Botox Is the Outside. The Inside Matters Too.

Botox softens what's on the surface — but hormones, mitochondrial energy, sleep, and stress shape what your skin looks like in the mirror. Patients getting the most natural-looking long-term results pair their aesthetic work with one or two wellness services:

Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC — board-certified nurse practitioner and aesthetic injector at Solas Health & Wellness in El Paso, TX

YOUR PROVIDER

Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC

Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner · Advanced Aesthetic Injector · Texas Chapter Co-Chair, American Med Spa Association (AmSpa) · Founder, Solas Health & Wellness

Every treatment at Solas is performed by Celeste personally — a medical provider with real training in facial anatomy and a full health-history review, not an esthetician or weekend-course technician. She's known for a conservative, natural-looking approach and an honest assessment of what will (and won't) get you the result you're after.

Ready for Natural,
Refreshed Results?

Book a Botox or Daxxify consultation with Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC at Solas Health & Wellness in El Paso, TX.

6633 N Mesa St, Suite 508 · El Paso, TX 79912