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Latisse

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Latisse is an FDA-approved topical treatment containing bimatoprost, which extends the growth phase of the eyelash cycle. This results in longer, thicker, and darker eyelashes over time.
Visible results typically appear after 4–6 weeks of consistent nightly application, with full results achieved around 12–16 weeks. Continued use is necessary to maintain the benefits.
Latisse is suitable for individuals with inadequate or sparse eyelashes (hypotrichosis). It is also used by those who desire enhanced lash length and fullness for cosmetic purposes.
Latisse is for eyelash growth in adults. It is not intended for use by anyone under 18. Pregnant or breastfeeding women should avoid using Latisse and consult a healthcare provider before use. See pricing details here.

Real patients, real results

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“Didn’t expect much at first, but my lashes are definitely stronger and fuller now.”

Ryan

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“I never thought my lashes could grow this full and dark — I’m amazed.”

Olivia

DermOnDemand patient

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“After just a few weeks, my lashes look longer and healthier than ever.”

Sophia

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“People keep asking if I’m wearing extensions — these are my real lashes!”

Emily

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How effective is Latisse

Clinically proven results

Longer, thicker, and darker eyelashes with consistent nightly application.*
Clinical studies show that Latisse (bimatoprost) significantly improves eyelash length, fullness, and pigmentation by extending the natural growth phase of lashes.
*Visible improvement typically begins within 4 weeks, with full results at 12–16 weeks of regular use.
Latisse should be used exactly as prescribed. For more information, see Important Safety Information.

How DermOnDemand Works

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Quickly share your skin concerns by answering a few questions and uploading photos—it takes just 5 minutes.

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Quick expert evaluation

Our dermatology team will carefully review your information, diagnose your condition, and create a tailored plan within 24 hours.

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Personalized treatment

Your customized plan will be sent directly to you, and prescriptions (if needed) will go straight to your pharmacy.

Common Question

Latisse is applied once daily at bedtime. A small amount is placed on the provided sterile applicator and brushed along the upper lash line. It should not be applied to the lower lash line, as it can cause unwanted hair growth in unintended areas.
Once Latisse use is discontinued, lashes gradually return to their original length and thickness over a few months as the eyelash growth cycle resets.
Mild side effects include eye redness, itchiness, or dryness. Rarely, Latisse can cause darkening of the skin along the lash line or changes in iris pigmentation, particularly in individuals with lighter-colored eyes.
Yes, Latisse can be used with eyelash extensions or mascara. However, the application should be done on clean skin, and extensions should not interfere with its use.
Latisse is safe for most people but should not be used by individuals with certain eye conditions like glaucoma or allergies to bimatoprost. It is essential to consult a doctor before starting treatment.
While Latisse is not FDA-approved for eyebrow growth, some off-label use for thinning eyebrows has shown positive results. A dermatologist can provide guidance on this use.
Latisse should be stored at room temperature and kept tightly closed when not in use to maintain its effectiveness.
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