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Latisse – Revolutionary Eyelash Treatment

Latisse is a revolutionary topical solution that has been approved by the FDA and proven to promote the growth of fuller, longer, thicker eyelashes. In fact, a number of top plastic surgeons offer Latisse to women unsatisfied with their eyelashes or who suffer from hypotrichosis, a condition associated with inadequate eyelashes.

The ingredient responsible for Latisse's eyelash growing properties is called bimatoprost, which is also a component of Lumigan, a glaucoma treatment. After using Lumigan to treat individuals suffering from glaucoma, researchers discovered that patients were growing natural eyelashes that were much longer, thicker and darker. In fact, research suggests that bimatoprost helps keep eyelashes in their growing phase. With this discovery, Latisse was created, and since its approval by the FDA has become one of the hottest treatments on the market.

For best results, plastic surgeons recommend using Latisse daily by applying the topical solution along the upper eyelids only. Latisse is prescribed in a small bottle that can last up to 30 days, if used correctly. Sterile applicators, which are discarded after each use, are included for patients' convenience. A number of patients who have acquired Latisse from a cosmetic specialist have reported longer, fuller, darker lashes within four to eight weeks following initial treatment. 
Latisse can only be obtained from a plastic surgeon who determines each patient's candidacy during a one-on-one consultation. Latisse is associated with certain side effects and, therefore, may not be the best option for everyone. An experienced plastic surgeon will provide detailed information about the risk, benefit and cost of Latisse.

Latisse has helped many patients eliminate the use of plastic, fake eyelashes and achieve natural luscious lashes they never thought possible. In fact, most patients are so happy with the results of Latisse that they seek a number of similar cosmetic surgery treatments, including Botox, Radiesse, Restylane and other anti-aging products to eliminate wrinkles around the eyes and further improve the appearance of their face. Others, who decide to enjoy the effects of such treatments permanently, undergo facelift surgery. This procedure can have remarkable rejuvenation effects and can last up to ten years when performed by a board-certified plastic surgeon.