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About Latisse – The Only Effective Eyelash Treatment

Latisse is the only effective treatment that has been proven to promote the growth and thickness of natural eyelashes. It is a recently FDA-approved topical medicine, which can be prescribed at a plastic surgeon's office. Latisse has helped a number of individuals who are unhappy with their eyelashes and who suffer from hypotrichosis (inadequate eyelashes), grow longer, more voluminous eyelashes and discontinue the use of excessive mascara and fake over-the-counter eyelashes.

The main ingredient of Latisse was first discovered in Lumigan, a drug used to treat glaucoma. Research suggests that this drug, also known as bimatoprost, keeps eyelashes in their growing phase. When used as recommended, Latisse can lead to natural, luscious eyelashes that are first noticed in four to six weeks and may continue to grow for up to four months. If discontinued, lashes gradually return to their previous appearance.

Latisse is applied once a day along the surface of the upper eyelids with a disposable applicator provided with the product. During treatment, it is important to use a new, sterile applicator each time to prevent contamination. A bottle of Latisse can last about 30 days and is to be used only after receiving extensive instructions from an experienced cosmetic specialist.

Latisse is not right for everyone; this is why a one-on-one consultation with a top plastic surgeon is essential prior to using this treatment. This product may cause eye irritation and/or skin darkening in some patients, which is likely reversible. However, brown iris pigmentation associated with Latisse may be permanent in some patients. To determine if Latisse is right for you, it is best to visit a plastic surgeon who will provide you with detailed information on Latisse costs, risks and benefits.

The Latisse eyelash treatment is a revolutionary topical drug that is often used in conjunction with other anti-aging products that help improve facial appearance, including Botox, Juvederm, Dysport and in some cases eyelid surgery and/or a facelift.