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Latisse Eyelash Treatments
Lash Treatments
Not enough lashes or thinner than they used to be? Lashes seeming lighter and shorter? LATISSE® grows lashes longer, fuller and darker.
LATISSE® is an FDA-approved prescription treatment for people with inadequate or not enough lashes (suffering from hypotrichosis). Visible results happen as early as 8 weeks, with full effect in 12 to 16 weeks.
How does LATISSE® make lashes grow?
LATISSE® is believed to prolong the ‘anagen phase’ – the active growth phase of eyelashes.
The treatment (FDA-approved prescription formula)
Simply apply the LATISSE® formula directly to your eyelashes every night.
What You Can Expect?
After just 8 weeks, you can expect longer, fuller and darker lashes!
Results in just 8-weeks
The majority of users see significantly improved lashes within two months with regular, daily use. In a clinical trial, users found lashes to be 25% longer, 106% fuller, and 18% darker after 4 months.
Important DO's
Only use sterile applicators supplied with LATISSE® to apply the product. Remove contact lenses prior to applying, and only reinsert them after 15 minutes have passed.
Important DON'T's
Do not apply to the lower lid, in the eye, or blot excess solution with a tissue. Don’t allow the tip of the bottle or applicator to touch fingers or other surfaces to avoid contamination & infections.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you still have questions about the treatment after reading through our FAQs, please reach out to us directly for a consultation on if LATISSE® is right for you.
What if I miss an application?
If you forget to apply one night, don't apply extra to catch up. Simply apply one drop the next night as usual and stay on schedule.
What if I stop using LATISSE?
If discontinued, your lashes will gradually return to their previous appearance.
Are there possible side-effects?
The most common are an itching sensation in the eyes and/or eye redness (reported in about 4% of patients). Other less common side effects may occur, typically on the skin close to where it is applied, or in the eyes – including skin darkening, eye irritation, eye dryness or eyelid redness.