Am I a Latisse Candidate?

Almost everyone is a candidate for the Latisse™ treatment.

In Latisse clinical trials, 100% of patients experienced either
Lengthening, thickening, or darkening of their lashes AND
80% of patients experienced all three of these outcomes!

Latisse is the only FDA-approved medication for eyelash enhancement. It is
a liquid that is applied once daily to the base of the eyelashes with a provided applicator

You may be a good candidate for latisse if:

	You are in good physical and emotional health
	You would like to improve the appearance of your eyelashes
	You have concerns about your facial appearance
	You have realistic expectations for the outcome

latisse may not be a viable solution for:

	Patients taking antibiotics, heart medication and other drugs
	People with certain medical conditions such as neurological diseases
	People with severe allergies
	People allergic to injected local aesthetics
	Patients with skin infections on the areas to be treated
	Patients with unrealistic expectations
	Patients who are nursing or pregant

Our doctor will take a complete medical history in your initial consultation. If you are taking any medications that reduce blood clotting, such as aspirin, anti-inflammatory agents, warfarin and some herbal medications, you will be told to stop taking these as they may increase the chance of bleeding.

Working in the beauty industry for more than twenty years, one thing has remained constant: everyone wants big, bright, beautiful eyes. Clients of all ages come to me for guidance on how to make their eyes pop — and how to make their lashes look longer and thicker. While it's one thing to make your eyelashes look longer, it's quite another to have your lashes actually grow longer.

As an eye beauty expert, I know how to make the eyes more appealing … and lashes are big part of that. Now that LATISSE™ is here, lashes are going to be an even hotter topic. To maximize your LATISSE™ look:

1. Apply a neutral color over your entire lid then follow with a darker shade in the crease and outer corner of your eyelid. Finish the look with a little bit of shimmery eyeshadow in the center of your eyelid. And don't forget to blend your eyeshadow well!

2. Apply two coats of mascara to the upper lashes and one coat to the bottom lashes. Give your eyelashes extra lift by applying a little extra mascara to the outer corners of your eyes.

3. Finish off your look by applying a highlighter to your brow bone. If you're in your 20s or 30s, go ahead and use a shimmery highlighter. If you're in your 40s or above, try using a matte highlighter to accentuate your eyes.