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CROW'S FEET BOTOX · EL PASO, TX

Crow's Feet Botox in El Paso —
Softer Lines, Same Smile

Smooth the lines that fan from the corners of your eyes while keeping every bit of your natural expression. Precise, conservative treatment by Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC. Botox from $10/unit.

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Injected by a medical provider — not an esthetician. The eye area is expressive and delicate. Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC, a board-certified nurse practitioner and advanced injector, treats crow's feet so the lines soften but your smile stays completely natural.

WHY PATIENTS CHOOSE IT

Benefits of Crow's Feet Botox

How it works

Crow's feet are dynamic wrinkles — the lines that fan out from the corners of your eyes every time you smile or squint, created by a circular muscle called the orbicularis oculi. A few tiny units of Botox relax that muscle just enough to soften the creasing, while leaving the rest of your expression untouched. Over time, lines that were becoming etched look smoother and less set in. Most patients see onset in 3–5 days and full results at about two weeks.

A BALANCED APPROACH

Often Treated Together

Crow's feet are one of the three classic upper-face areas, and they're frequently treated alongside the forehead and frown lines for an even, refreshed result. Treating areas together also helps most patients reach the 20-unit price tier.

Crow's Feet

The lines fanning from the outer corners of the eyes. About 6–12 units per side softens them while keeping your smile natural.

Pairs well with FULL UPPER FACE

Forehead lines, frown lines ("11s"), under-eye smoothing, and bunny lines — for a complete, balanced refresh.

Great candidates:

TREATMENT DETAILS
Botox from$10/unit
Typical dose12–24 units
DurationUnder 15 min
DowntimeMinimal
Onset3–5 days
Lasts3–4 months
ProviderCeleste Cisneros, FNP-BC
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TRANSPARENT PRICING

How Much Do Crow's Feet Cost in El Paso?

Crow's feet typically take about 12–24 units (roughly 6–12 per side). At Solas, Botox is $10 per unit at 20+ units ($12/unit under 20), so a full crow's feet treatment runs about $144–$240. Most patients treat them with the forehead and frown lines — all three upper-face areas together (about 60 units) are $600. Your exact dose and price are confirmed before any injections.

RESULTS & MAINTENANCE

How Long Does It Last?

Most patients enjoy results for 3–4 months. If you'd prefer fewer visits, Daxxify lasts about 6 months — and up to 9 for some — making it the longest-lasting FDA-approved neurotoxin. With regular treatment, the muscles gradually relax and many patients find results hold a little longer over time. Learn more about Botox & Daxxify →

SAFETY & AFTERCARE

Risks & What to Expect

Crow's feet Botox is one of the most common and best-tolerated aesthetic treatments. The most common side effects are mild and temporary — slight redness, swelling, or a small bruise at the injection site. After treatment, stay upright for about 4 hours, avoid rubbing the area, skip strenuous exercise and heat for 24 hours, and hold off on alcohol the day of treatment. Botox isn't recommended if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, have certain neuromuscular conditions, or are allergic to its ingredients — Celeste reviews your health history first.

PATIENT REVIEWS

What El Paso Says About
Celeste's Botox

★★★★★

"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

★★★★★

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

— Brit · Google Review

★★★★★

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

— Suzy T. · Google Review

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Crow's Feet Botox FAQs

How much does crow's feet Botox cost in El Paso?

Crow's feet typically take about 12–24 units total (roughly 6–12 per side). At Solas, Botox is $10 per unit at 20+ units, so a full crow's feet treatment is about $144–$240 depending on your dose. Many patients treat crow's feet with their forehead and frown lines for a complete upper-face refresh. Your exact dose and price are confirmed at your consultation.

How many units of Botox for crow's feet?

Usually about 6–12 units per side, or 12–24 units total. Stronger muscles and deeper lines need a bit more. Celeste maps your dose to how you actually move when you smile and squint, so the result stays natural.

Will crow's feet Botox change my smile?

No — when it's done correctly. The goal is to soften the lines that fan out from the corners of your eyes while keeping your natural, expressive smile. Precise placement by an experienced injector is what keeps your eyes looking rested rather than frozen.

How long does crow's feet Botox last?

About 3–4 months for most patients. With regular treatment, the muscles gradually relax and many people find their results hold a little longer over time. If you'd prefer fewer visits, ask about Daxxify, which lasts up to 6 months.

Can younger patients get crow's feet Botox?

Yes. Many patients in their late 20s and 30s use light 'preventative' Botox around the eyes to slow the formation of deep crow's feet before they set in. The dose is simply tailored to your skin and goals.

Does crow's feet Botox hurt?

Most patients describe it as a quick pinch. The area is treated with a few injections using a fine needle, and the whole treatment takes only a few minutes. Numbing cream is available if you'd like it.

SOURCES & FURTHER READING

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.

EXPLORE MORE AT SOLAS

Related Treatments

Botox & Daxxify

Forehead, frown lines, and crow's feet — natural-looking neurotoxin for the full upper face.

Under-Eye Botox

Soften fine lines and a smile "jelly roll" — often treated with crow's feet.

Nose Botox

Bunny lines and a subtle tip lift to complete a balanced upper face.
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.

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Refresh Your Eyes,
Keep Your Smile

Book a crow's feet Botox consultation with Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC at Solas Health & Wellness in El Paso, TX.

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