The price of Latisse is $120

Jeff T. Healy, MD answers: How much does Latisse cost?

I see the information about Latisse is available, so what is the price of Latisse?

Jeff T. Healy, MD

12 months ago

By Jeff T. Healy, MD - Oahu Island Plastic Surgeon

Latisse costs $120 per kit. This amount should last for approximately 2 months.

Latisse is FDA approved to give the patient fuller and longer eyelashes. Results will start to appear after approximately 6 weeks of use.

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