LASIK and Eye Surgery Blog - Clearview Eye and Laser Medical Center
Friday, May 8, 2009
Longer Eyelashes with Latisse
Clearview Eye and Laser Medical Center is excited announce that Latisse - the eyelash enhancement treatment recently approved by the FDA - is now available at our office.
Latisse is only available by prescription and is used treat hypotrichosis, also known as sparse or inadequate lashes.
It is believed that Latisse works by increasing the length of the growth phase of the eyelash while also increasing the number of lashes grown during the phase. After about four to sixteen weeks, patients begin to see their lashes become fuller, darker and longer.
For more information on Latisse, click here.
Latisse is only available by prescription and is used treat hypotrichosis, also known as sparse or inadequate lashes.
It is believed that Latisse works by increasing the length of the growth phase of the eyelash while also increasing the number of lashes grown during the phase. After about four to sixteen weeks, patients begin to see their lashes become fuller, darker and longer.
For more information on Latisse, click here.
posted by Clearview Staff at 10:19 AM
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