Under-Eye Botox in El Paso —
Smoother, More Rested Eyes

Honestly — no, not true bags. Under-eye bags are usually caused by fat pads, fluid, or loose skin, and Botox can't remove any of those. What Botox can do is soften fine lines under the eyes and relax a 'jelly roll' — the little roll of muscle that bulges under your lash line when you smile. For actual bags, under-eye filler, skin treatments, or other options are a better fit, and Celeste will tell you honestly which is right for you.

Two things, with very small doses: fine lines beneath the eyes (often crow's feet that extend underneath), and a hypertrophic 'jelly roll' of the orbicularis muscle that puffs up under the lashes when you smile. Relaxing it gently smooths that area and can make the eyes look a little more open and rested.

It's safe in the right hands, but the under-eye area is delicate and unforgiving — over-treating it can worsen bags or create a hollow, uneven look. That's exactly why it should be done conservatively by an experienced medical injector. At Solas it's performed by Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC, who uses tiny, carefully placed doses and will decline to treat if you're not a good candidate.

Because the under-eye area needs only a few units, it's one of the more affordable areas. Botox at Solas is $10 per unit at 20+ units ($12/unit under 20), and the under-eye 'jelly roll' typically uses just 2–4 units per side. Your exact dose and price are confirmed at your consultation.

It depends on the problem. Botox softens fine lines and a muscular 'jelly roll'; under-eye filler restores volume in a hollow tear trough or shadow. Many patients are actually better served by filler, or a conservative combination. The most important step is an honest assessment — which is what your consultation is for.

Like Botox elsewhere, about 3–4 months. Because the doses under the eyes are small, results are subtle by design — the goal is a smoother, more rested look, not a frozen one.