Latisse in Aliso Viejo for Fuller Lashes.

Latisse is the only FDA-approved prescription treatment proven to grow your own lashes longer, fuller, and darker over time. Because it's a prescription, it starts with a quick consultation.

The only FDA-approved lash growth treatment.

Latisse (bimatoprost ophthalmic solution) is the only prescription treatment approved by the FDA to grow eyelashes for people with inadequate or not enough lashes. It helps your own lashes grow longer, fuller, and darker over time.

It's applied once a night to the base of your upper lashes using a single-use applicator. Results are gradual — most people begin to notice changes over a couple of months, with fuller results developing over roughly four months of consistent use.

Because Latisse is a prescription medication, it requires a consultation with a licensed provider before you can start. We'll review your health history, make sure it's a good fit, and show you exactly how to apply it safely.

If you stop using Latisse, your lashes will gradually return to their previous appearance over several weeks to months. We'll set clear expectations so you know what to expect before you begin.

Benefits

FDA-approved

The only prescription treatment FDA-approved to grow your own natural lashes.

Longer, fuller, darker

Clinically shown to improve lash length, thickness, and darkness over time.

Your own lashes

Latisse works with your natural lashes rather than adding extensions or strips.

Guided by a provider

You start with a consultation, so a licensed professional confirms it's right for you.

What to Expect

Consultation

We review your health history and goals to confirm Latisse is a safe fit for you.

Your prescription

If it's appropriate, a licensed provider prescribes Latisse and we walk you through it.

Apply nightly

You apply it once a night to your upper lash line using a fresh applicator each time.

Results over time

Lashes improve gradually — we'll check in and keep expectations realistic along the way.

Who Is a Good Candidate?

  • You want fuller, longer lashes using your own natural lashes
  • You'd rather avoid the upkeep of extensions or strip lashes
  • You're comfortable with a nightly routine and gradual results
  • You're cleared by a provider to use a prescription treatment

Before and After

These are Latisse clinical study results at Week 16 of once-nightly use. Everyone's lashes are different, so your results may vary.

Before-and-after photos provided by Allergan (the maker of Latisse), showing results after 16 weeks of once-daily use in clinical studies. These are not Alladerm patients, and individual results vary. Latisse is a prescription treatment; a consultation is required.

Pricing

Latisse is sold as a complete kit with applicators. A 5 mL bottle lasts most people about 10–12 weeks. We'll confirm the price and answer any questions at your consultation — no surprises.

  • Latisse 5 mL kit:
    89

Price is current and subject to change; restrictions may apply. Manufacturer savings programs (such as Allergan's Allē rewards) may further reduce your cost.

Latisse FAQs

How long does Latisse take to work?

Results are gradual. Many people start to notice a difference over the first one to two months, with fuller results developing over about four months of consistent nightly use. Everyone is different, and your provider will set expectations for you.

Why do I need a consultation for Latisse?

Latisse is a prescription medication, so a licensed provider needs to confirm it's safe and appropriate for you before you start. The consultation is quick, and we'll show you exactly how to apply it.

What happens if I stop using it?

If you stop, your lashes will gradually return to how they looked before over the course of several weeks to months. Latisse maintains its results with continued use.

Are there side effects?

As with any medication, side effects are possible — these can include eye redness, itching, or darkening of the eyelid skin. We'll review the full details and your health history at your consultation so you can make an informed decision.

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