If mascara or eyelash extensions don’t give you the luscious lashes you want, perhaps it’s time to try LATISSE for your eyelash growth. Michigan women in Ann Arbor choose FDA-approved LATISSE to help them grow longer, thicker, darker eyelashes.
Many patients of Plastic Surgeon Dr. Pramit Malhotra comment that the results look dramatically better than eyelash extensions, and because the eyelashes are your own, they are much more durable than eyelash extensions.
The procedure for applying LATISSE is effortlessly simple for our Michigan patients: First remove contact lenses, take off any makeup, and thoroughly cleanse your face. Then, put a drop of LATISSE on the provided applicator and “paint” the medication along the base of the upper eyelash line, from the innermost corner to the outermost, once daily. Once you have established long, beautiful lashes, you can maintain your results by applying the treatment less frequently. It is important to apply this product consistently to ensure optimal results.
Before and After
There is no downtime with LATISSE because eyelash growth for most Ann Arbor patients is gradual. During the first 4 weeks, patients generally notice their eyelashes growing longer. Then, during the subsequent weeks, they see fuller, darker lashes. By week 16, most women notice the full effects of the treatment.
Patients who have used LATISSE for a significant amount of time often find that they need to apply the treatment less frequently to maintain results. However, if they stop using it altogether, eyelashes will return to their original pre-treatment appearance.
What is Latisse and how does it work?
How soon will I see results from Latisse?
How do I apply Latisse?
Is Latisse safe?
Will my lashes go back to normal if I stop using Latisse?
Latisse is an FDA-approved prescription treatment that enhances eyelash growth. It works by extending the growth phase of the lash hair cycle, resulting in longer, thicker, and darker lashes over time.
Initial results typically appear after 4 weeks of consistent use, with full results visible around 16 weeks. Continued use is necessary to maintain your results
Latisse should be applied once nightly to the base of your upper eyelashes using the sterile applicators provided. It should not be applied to the lower lashes or directly into the eye.
Yes, Latisse is generally well tolerated when used as directed. Some users may experience mild side effects such as eye redness, dryness, or darkening of the eyelid skin, which is usually reversible upon discontinuation.
Yes. If you stop using Latisse, your eyelashes will gradually return to their original length and thickness over the course of several weeks to months.
