Can a medical expert share more on the price of Latisse? What's the average cost? Editor Note: See prices of Latisse near you

I've been recommending a different regimen that will let your Latisse bottle last up to 4 months. We recommend starting with 1 drop in the cap (not 2); then soak the applicator tip in the cap and apply to the lash skin once daily. We also suggest using each disposable applicator on both eyelids for 2 consecutive days before discarding. It can be rinsed with water in between uses, and left to air-dry. This regimen will allow the 60 applicators included with the purchase to last for 120 days. You'll see results in a month, and thick growth in 3 to 4 months.

Latisse varies in cost depending on where you go. Sometimes it is very inexpensive if the office is using it as a "lost leader" to get your business for other procedures, sometimes it may not be authentic Latisse. The product itself costs the office $60-90 to purchase, with the suggested retail price being $130 for a 3 ml and $180 for a 5 ml, so if the price seems too good to be true, be wary. Some offices also charge a consultation fee which adds to your cost, so always ask if there are any additional fees or if you can just stop in and purchase it.

Thank you for your questions regarding the cost of Latisse. Each area of the country has different price structure, but here in Tucson, AZ we typically sell a 3mL and 5mL as a bundle for $200. Latisse is not a huge revenue generator and we have hundreds of loyal Latisse users, so we sell it at a very reasonable price knowing that our patients will continue to purchase products and services from us because we offer fair pricing and exceptional service.

The price of Latisse can vary quite a bit. Currently, we are having the holiday special for $80/per vial. Each vial is about 30 days supply. Some of my staff have found ways to stretch it out to make each vial last longer and they will be more than happy to share it with our patients. It's important that you follow the instruction and apply it properly. Both our staffs and patients that are using Latisse are loyal user and loving it. Best Wishes, Stewart Wang, MD FACS, Wang Plastic Surgery

Latisse is sold in our offices for $120. We've found that that's the going rate in the Chicago area. It is the suggested price from the manufacturer. Periodically promotions or special discounts are offered both from the manufacturer and from the physicians office. The $120 kit will last you approximately 1 month however when the enhanced length of your lashes is achieved we've found maintaing the length does not require daily applications. Instead an application every 2 to 3 days maintains the length nicely. What you can comfortably count on is that the product works and is worth the price!

Latisse is suggested to retail for $120. This kit is a one month supply if used as directed by the packaging. Many people create their own way to use Latisse which can make the product last longer. Once it has been consistently used for several months some patients can decrease the frequency of but still maintain lash thickness and length

My office charges $120 for one bottle of Latisse, and $200 for two bottles. The bottle typically lasts for one month when the product is used as prescribed.

Latisse for eyelash growth In Raleigh, NC. In my plastic surgery practice, we offer Latisse at the price of $72.00 for our loyal clients and patients.. New clients pay the regular price of $120 per box. This is the price physicians pay for Latisse. Currently, there are 2 ways to save even more, a rebate of up to $100 for patients who also use Botox or Juvederm making Latisse FREE, OR an extra $20 off with rebate. Both of these specials are scheduled to end 12/31/10. Latisse is a great product and people love the results of longer, thicker, darker eyelashes. We don't consider Latisse as a profit center for our practice but rather as a means to enhance the client experience at no cost. The current wholesale price of $72.00 and suggested retail of $120 is negligible to our practice but offering Latisse at our cost allows us to provide a luxury item at a price point that is within the reach of the interested public. Latisse cannot be shipped. it is available through prescription only, Patients must visit a physician or pharmacist to have the prescription filled. In my office there is no additional fee for a consultation with a P.A. or nurse practitioner who will write the prescription.

In Southern Los Angeles County where our practice is located, Latisse retails for between $99 and $150. We currently offer it for $120 for one or $200 for 2.

The regular cost of Latisse is $120 per kit. For the month of November, our practice is offering a special of 2 for $200 as well as a $20 rebate for each kit purchased. By taking advantage of November's Latisse special and after using your mail-in rebate, you end up paying $160 for 2, instead of $240. The formula is applied everynight along the lash line, just like you would with false eyelash glue. Very easy!