Latisse® contains bimatoprost, a compound that extends the growth phase of your natural lashes. Applied once daily to the upper lash line, it gradually encourages lashes to grow longer and fuller. Visible improvements typically begin around week 4, with full results in 16 weeks.

• Enhances natural lash length, thickness, and darkness

• Ideal for sparse, thinning, or damaged lashes

• No salon visits, lash glue, or extensions needed

• Applied at home with easy-to-use applicators

• Treats upper lash line

Adults 18 years and older who wish to achieve fuller, thicker, and darker lashes may benefit from Latisse®. However, those who should not use Latisse® include patients who are pregnant, nursing, are allergic to any of its ingredients, or have certain eye conditions. The best way to determine if you are a candidate for Latisse® is to schedule a consultation appointment at Rain Aeshetics Medspa in Glendale, AZ.

Latisse® can be used at home once nightly. To apply, ensure that your face is clean from makeup and that contact lenses are removed. Remove the sterile applicator from the tray, and place one drop of Latisse® on the area of the applicator closest to the tip, but not on the tip.

Next, immediately brush the applicator along the skin at the base of the upper lashes, going from the inner part of the lash line outward. Use a tissue to blot away any excess solution. Throw away the applicator after each use. Repeat these steps for the opposite eyelid with a new applicator.

Please note that Latisse® should never be applied to the lower lid or in the eye.

Latisse® may cause brown darkening of the colored part of the iris, which may be permanent. Latisse® may also cause darkening of the eyelid skin.

If a patient were to stop using Latisse®, their eyelashes would gradually return to their original state.

Latisse® is an ophthalmic solution, so if some does get into the eye, it should not be harmful. However, Latisse® is not an eyedrop and should not be used as such. Latisse® should not be applied to the lower lid.