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Number of Latisse Refills Should I Ask For?
If I get a rx for Latisse, how long should I use it for, or should I say, how many refills should I ask for?
Asked 36 months ago by
to oz in ann arbor, mi
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Latisse Refills
Latisse can be used for as long as you like to continue the growth of your eyelashes. Refills may be purchased on line at TheWebDermatologist.com with free shipping to any State.
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Latisse prescriptions depend on the state.
In Arizona prescription medications must be reviewed on an annual basis. Latisse is a prescription and falls under these rules. In my office I am always available for questions or concerns and will check in with my Latisse patients every 12 months if all is well.
Paradise Valley Dermatologist
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Lasik refills
Once your initial six or eight weeks of Latisse application have started more prolific eyelash growth, you should be able to go to every other or every third day. In my practice I do the following: see the patient prior to Latisse use and take photographs of the eyelashes. I then dispense a Latisse kit, which will typically last 2 months or so. By this time you should see a nice improvement in eyelash appearance and growth. I then have the patient come back and we retake the photographs...
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Baltimore Ophthalmologist
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Latisse should last at least 2-3 months
One Latisse kit should last at least 2-3 months. Most women have found that you may not need to apply Latisse on a daily basis once the eyelashes have grown to your satisfaction in terms of length, darkness and volume. However you should apply at least a couple times a week to maintain what you have achieved.
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1 bottle of Latisse can last 3 months or longer
If you use a very fine eyeliner brush (which we supply off label to our patients) instead of the thick disposable brushes that come with the Latisse kit, a bottle of Latisse can last up to 3 months with daily use. After 3 months, if used every other day for maintenance, it can last up to 6 months.
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Latisse does not require refills and lasts longer than you'd expect
Once your doctor has determined it's okay for you to use Latisse, you'll be able to reorder the product as you wish. Very few people are advised not to use the product, but there are some conditions that need to be ruled out first, so that's why you can only get this item through a physician.
There are a few ways to get the most out of the product container so it lasts considerably longer than is indicated on the packaging. Your doctor or the doctor's staff should demonstrate the correct...
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La Jolla Ophthalmologist
