The eyelashes may not seem like they play a big part in your overall appearance, but they do. The eyelashes can help frame your eyes, giving your appearance a depth and overall balance. So, a condition called hypotrichosis that causes limited or no eyelash growth can undermine a person’s self-confidence and have a significant impact on their appearance with short, thin eyelashes. Prescription eyelash treatments Latisse is a topical treatment is applied daily to the upper eyelashes with a sterile, single-use applicator in the convenience of the patient’s home. Over the following months of treatment, eyelash growth is enhanced, for fuller, thicker eyelashes. Unlike mascara, Latisse provides long-lasting results and creates a natural appearance. Speak with board-certified Plastic Surgeon Dr. Charles Virden at Renovation Medical Spa in Reno, Nevada to learn more about the results you can achieve with Latisse.
Renovation Medical Spa wants to make our treatments affordable for our Reno area patients, which is why we participate in the Allergan® Alle Rewards program. Patients can learn more about how to get product updates, special offers, and earn rewards at their consultation with Dr. Virden or by visiting their website.
The best patients for Latisse:
“The staff was very friendly! The atmosphere was very relaxing and they had snacks and water for you while you wait in a very relaxing room with full body massage chairs! I only went in for a consultation but can’t wait to go back for my treatment.”
– S.B. / Demandforce / Apr 28, 2022
To get the best results, patients should follow all instructions for Latisse carefully. After washing the hands and face so there is no dirt, makeup, or oils, the patient should apply Latisse to one of the sterile, single-use applicators provided. If applicable, patients should remove contact lenses before using Latisse and wait at least 15 minutes after the treatment to put the contacts back in. Latisse should be applied evenly to the upper eyelashes along the eyelid, being careful not to get any liquid into the eye. Latisse is not approved for the bottom eyelashes, so patients should avoid the lower eyelid to prevent reactions and side effects. Patients typically begin to see an improvement in the length and thickness of their lashes in about 3 – 4 weeks, but optimal results will be seen after 4 months.
To maintain results, patients must continue to use Latisse on a daily basis. If applications are stopped, the lashes will gradually return to their natural condition. Latisse is a bimatoprost eye solution that mimics prostaglandin, a natural chemical in the body that controls cell growth and hormones. The most common side effects of Latisse are red or itchy eyes, but in rare cases, Latisse may cause a redness of darkening of the eyelids, eye irritation, or eye dryness. Patients should seek immediate medical attention if they are concerned about eye trauma.
Stop wasting your time and money with goopey, runny mascara and schedule a consultation with Dr. Virden at Renovation Medical Spa in Reno to learn more about prescription Latisse eyelash treatments. Latisse can help make your natural lashes thicker, longer, and darker that better frames your eyes.