October in El Paso is the month I start telling patients to fix what the summer did.
The sun is lower. The heat is finally backing off. And the brown spots, the redness and the dull texture from June through September are all still sitting on your face.
So the October board is built for repair. Light. Balance. Peel.
Renew. BBL BroadBand Light, $700 for a Package of 3.
First, the name. At the Med Spa, BBL means BroadBand Light. It is a light-based photofacial. It is not the Brazilian butt lift, and nobody is getting one of those for $700.
BroadBand Light goes after color in the skin: sun spots, freckling, blotchy brown, and the redness and small vessels that make a face look flushed. Treated spots usually darken for a few days and then flake off.
Three sessions is the package, $700 for all three. That is how this works best, in a series.
One honest caveat, because it matters here. Light and laser carry more pigment risk in darker skin types, so settings and candidacy are a real conversation. Most of our patients are skin types three to six, and we plan around that every time.
Restore. Boo-Tiful Facial Balancing, $3,650.
Yes, the name is a Halloween joke. The treatment is serious.
This is upper face toxin plus dermal filler, planned together as one treatment instead of two separate purchases. Toxin quiets the lines that come from movement. Filler puts back structure where volume has gone.
The product choice is at our nurse injector’s discretion. That is on purpose. She looks at your face and decides what goes where, instead of you picking a syringe count off a menu.
Revive. TCA SkinCeuticals Corrective Peel, 20% Off.
I like peels, and I say so.
“I think that peels are great. They do a great job with fine lines and wrinkles and some pigmentation changes, and they do create a refreshment in the face.”
We only do light to medium peels here, and I am clear about why. “Most of our patients are in the higher Fitzpatrick scale, skin types ranging from three, four, five, and six.” Deeper peels in those skin types carry too much risk of the skin going lighter or darker.
So set your expectations to match. “It will not treat severe wrinkles. Although it will improve them somewhat, we do have better options for those patients.”
And October is the right month for it, because aftercare is mostly about the sun. “After a light to moderate peel, there is strict no sun exposure for the first four weeks.” One more thing patients miss: “Melasma can come back with heat, not just direct sun exposure.” That means hot yoga too.
The Short Version
| Special | What it is | October price |
|---|---|---|
| Renew | BBL BroadBand Light photofacial | $700 for a package of 3 |
| Restore | Boo-Tiful Facial Balancing, upper face toxin and dermal filler | $3,650 |
| Revive | TCA SkinCeuticals Corrective Peel | 20% off |
Where
The October specials run at both Med Spa locations. Eastside: 1387 George Dieter Drive, Building C, El Paso, Texas 79936. Westside: 5925 Silver Springs Drive, Suite C, El Paso, Texas 79912. Same team, same protocols, under my supervision.
The longer clinical version is on agulloplasticsurgery.com, and the practice version with both offices is on swplasticsurgery.com.
To book any of the October specials, call (915) 590-7907 or text 1-866-814-0038. Follow me at @RealDrWorldWide on Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat, or @Agullo on X. #StayBeautiful