Does Latisse work better than Revitalash?

Both products work. Latisse has been studied and has passed FDA approval. There are controls in place in Latisse production because of the FDA regulation that ensures that the product you purchase is sterile and has the specified amount of active ingredient in it.  I am not knocking Revitalash, I used it... more

The question is HOW OLD is your Revitalash??? The active ingredient in Latisse is Bimatoprost, a prostamide, a man-made prostaglandin analog which not only lowers eye ball pressure (when applied directly to the eyeball in glaucoma) but brings about growth of longer, thicker and darker eyelashes. The... more

Latisse has been shown in FDA approved and controlled clinical trials to be effective at lengthening darkening and thickening eyelashes. This is what makes it stand out from all other products in the market. He clearly works and has a very low incidence of adverse events. We of seeing wonderful results in my... more

These are two different things. Revitalash is an eyelash conditioner that claims to make your lashes appear fuller, (think conditioner for your hair).  It is not a medicine. It does not have FDA approval. As of this writing, there are no clinical, scientific trials published in a peer reviewed... more

Latisse is the only FDA approved eyelash enhancer for hypotrichosis of the lower eyelids. Revitalash and other cosmetic mascaras are not FDA approved but are marketed for very similar indications. The efficacy of Latisse, or Bimatoprost 0.03% solution, has been published by Allergan along with its high safety... more

These are two different things entirely.  Revitalash is an eyelash conditioner that claims to improve the appearance of your lashes.  Latisse is 0.03% bimatoprost ophthalmic solution that has a long history.  It has been used for years as a glaucoma medication.  Patent's who used it... more

Latisse is the only FDA-approved prescription treatment used to grow eyelashes. Latisse make the eyelashes longer, thicker and darker. Revitalash, on the other side, improves only the length and the thickness of the lashes, not the color, and it isn't FDA-approved. Revitalash is a cosmetic conditioner, not an... more

We considered bringing Revitalash into our practice when it first came out, but decided against it. Since there was no scientific study to back the anecdotal claims, we weren't comfortable recommending it to our patients. Latisse, on the other hand, won approval by the FDA based on their scientific... more

You will notice the results of Latisse much quicker than Revitalash (or the other non FDA-approved eyelash growing products). Also, Latisse is reported to make the lashes longer, thicker, AND darker while Revitalash makes them longer and thicker (NOT darker).

Latisse is FDA approved for growing lashes. Revitalash is not FDA approved.  In my Raleigh, NC plastic surgery practice we offer Latisse and we do not offer Revitalash.  However, if Revitalash is working for you and you are pleased with the results continue using the product until it is all used... more