Know How to Choose the Best Eyelash Enhancement Treatment

Posted by Dr. Debraj Shome on June 3rd, 2016

One of the most distinguishing features on a person’s face are the eyes. According to a study, around 70% of men notice a woman’s eyes when they first meet. If you are looking to prettify your eyes in a more natural and unobtrusive way, simply enhance your eyelashes. Enhancing your eyelashes can instantly change your look from drab to fab. You don’t even have to settle for falsies because there is a better option: the FDA-approved Latisse.

Latisse is a safe and tested drug that effectively makes eyelashes denser, curlier, longer, and more beautiful. Before it was approved for cosmetic purposes, Latisse was actually used to treat people who suffer from glaucoma. Doctors then noticed that patients who were under Latisse medication developed lusher and longer eyelashes. Latisse is known to prolong the eyelashes’ growth phase, which allows for denser and longer lashes. Just like hair on your head, eyelashes grow then fall eventually. But with Latisse, your eyelashes will have a longer “lifespan” on your eyelids. Not only that—more eyelash strands grow with Latisse.

Latisse is not consumed but rather applied onto the lashes. This medication usually comes with special applicators for ease of use. Latisse needs to be applied on each eyelash on your upper lid. For each application, a new sterile applicator is needed. When you blink, Latisse will spread on your lower lashes, which is why you don’t need to apply the medication there.

Latisse must be applied once every night in a span of four weeks. In about 16 weeks of use, the enhancement of your eyelashes should be very noticeable. Patients who have had Latisse treatment confirm increased eyelash length as well as fullness and thickness of their lashes. After using Latisse for about four months, your doctor may recommend a different schedule for application of the medication. For example, instead of everyday, you only need to apply Latisse once every two days. If you ever stop Latisse medication, your lashes will simply return to their regular condition.

Just like all kinds of medication and eyelash enhancement treatments, side-effects are possible. To avoid negative side-effects, your Latisse medication must be recommended and approved by an oculoplastic surgeon. Should Latisse medication application be too meticulous an activity for you, you may also ask an oculoplastic surgeon for an alternative eyelash enhancement treatment. Inquire about eyelash enhancement surgery if you are interested in a more permanent solution.

About The Company:

The Esthetic Clinics are amongst the best centres in the world for cosmetic surgery and skin care. The clinics have treated patients from around the world for various skin conditions and surgeries. Dr. Debraj Shome, a much-awarded facial plastic surgeon, and Dr. Rinky Kapoor, an internationally renowned dermatologist, founded the centres.

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