Thinning Eyelashes? Consider a Latisse Treatment

June 18, 2018 by A Younger You

Have you noticed that your eyelashes are starting to get thinner as you get older? You likely feel that this is detracting from your appearance. The idea of using false eyelashes or eyelash extensions may not be appealing to you. If you would like to do something about thinning eyelashes, we invite you to learn about the benefits that come from Latisse®.

Latisse® is an exciting treatment that is helping individuals to get fuller, darker, and thicker eyelashes. It is the first and only treatment that has been approved by the FDA for this purpose.
It is a prescription medication that is applied one time per day along the upper eyelid where the eyelashes grow.

You may be wondering how Latisse® works. Every hair follicle on the human body has a growth phase, even the eyelashes. This product works by lengthening the growth phase that your eyelashes go through. Because that phase is increased, your eyelashes are able to grow for a longer period of time.

After you receive your Latisse® prescription, you will likely be instructed to apply the product one time per day along the base of the upper eyelashes. After the product has been applied along the upper lash line, it will spread to the lower lash line after you blink. You are likely to start seeing results about three or four months after you begin using the product. At that point, you can likely start using Latisse® every other day in order to maintain the results.

Latisse® is not a makeup product. It is not used to coat the eyelashes in order to make them longer or darker. It is a treatment that actually helps your eyelashes to grow. So you may get the best results when you use mascara in combination with Latisse®.

You may wonder what will happen if you were to stop using Latisse®. After a couple of months, your eyelashes will go back to looking how they do now.

Schedule a consultation with A Younger You to learn about your candidacy for Latisse®. Our offices are located in Burlington, WI and Brookfield, WI.