Eyelash Growth Serum

Achieve fuller, longer, and thicker lashes without extensions or mascara.

Latisse is a product approved by Health Canada for enhancing eyelash growth. It contains a compound called bimatoprost which extends the growth phase of hair while also increasing the percentage of hair in the active growth phase. Scientific studies demonstrate that when it is applied on the upper lid lash line nightly, eyelashes become longer and thicker. As Latisse is a medical product, a consultation with one of our physicians is required.

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HOW DOES LATISSE WORK?

Step 1: Before applying, wash and dry face thoroughly
Step 2: Hold the applicator horizontally and place a drop of Latisse on the base of the applicator brush. Be careful not to touch the applicator brush when removing it from its sterile packaging
Step 3: From the inside to outside of the upper lid lash line, brush the applicator along the skin where the lashes meet eyelid. Do not apply to the lower lash line. Dispose of the applicator
Step 4: Repeat on the opposite upper eyelid with a new applicator
Step 5: Blot excess liquid beyond the lash line with tissue

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FAQ’s

Q: How quickly can I expect results with Latisse?

Although you will notice fuller and longer lashes within the first month, it takes 16 weeks to experience full results. Daily application of Latisse will allow you to achieve the look you have always wanted without eyelash extensions or mascara.

Q: How much does Latisse cost?

It costs $225 for a 5mL bottle of Latisse. With nightly use, this can last up to 70 days.

Q: Can I wear mascara while using Latisse?

Yes! Just ensure the mascara has been removed prior to applying Latisse at night.

Q: How long do I need to use Latisse?

When you stop using Latisse, your eyelash growth will revert to it’s natural growth cycle.

Q: Can I wear contacts while using Latisse?

It is recommended that you remove your contacts while using Latisse. It is recommended Latisse is used at night after contact removal. However, contacts can be put in 15 minutes after Latisse application.

Q: What are the possible side effects of Latisse?

Consultation with one of our physicians is required to determine if Latisse is the right fit for you. Some people using Latisse can experience allergy, dry eye, increased brown iris pigmentation, and pigmentation to areas around the lashes. Using Latisse carefully with the steps detailed above can help to decrease chances of pigmentation but is not guaranteed. Possible side effects will be further explained during your MD consultation.

Q: What else is bimatoprost used for?

Bimatoprost is a medication that is used to lower pressure of the eye. Longer and thicker eyelashes unintentionally occurred in patients using bimatoprost for conditions such as glaucoma.