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LATISSE™ is the first and only prescription treatment approved by the FDA for the cosmetic growth of eyelashes. In the clinical study presented to the FDA, 78% of participants reported a significant increase in ALL of the following three measurements by week 16: length, fullness, and darkness.

This once-daily prescription treatment makes your own natural lashes longer, thicker and darker over time.
LATISSE™ on average makes lashes 25% longer, 106% thicker and 18% darker after 16 weeks of use. Like every beauty routine, applying LATISSE™ is all about consistency and precision. As the treatment progresses, you’ll begin to see changes gradually. After applying LATISSE™ each night for 16 weeks, full results will be visible.

COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: How long can I use Latisse?

Ans: According to Allergan, the makers of Latisse, (see their newly launched website for more information, www.latisse.com) each prescription lasts 30 days, and there is no recommended stop time. The “peak effect” comes at roughly four months of use. Speak to your prescribing doctor about the length of treatment that’s right for you.

Q: What is the active ingredient in Latisse?

Ans: The active ingredient in Latisse is bimotoprost 0.03%

Q: What exactly does Latisse do?

Ans: It treats hypotrichosis (another name for inadequate eyelashes) by enhancing eyelash prominence as measured by increases in the length, thickness, and darkness of the eyelashes, and is approved by the FDA.

Q: Will my lashes stay longer forever?

Ans: After you stop using the drug they will slowly go back to normal with your next eyelash growth cycle (this varies from person to person but is between a few weeks to a couple months).

Q: How long before I start to see results?

Ans: Eight weeks, with peak results around four months.

Q: Can I use Latisse if I’ve had Lasik or wear contacts?

Ans: These are questions for your doctor. You should not use Latisse if you have an active eye condition, including an eye infection, or have broken or irritated skin on your eyelid. And if you are using products for elevated intraocular pressure, be sure to discuss this with your doctor. Contact lenses should be removed prior to use of Latisee and may be reinserted 15 minutes following its application. For other possible side effects, go to www.latisse.com and speak with your doctor.

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