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Thank you for your question. The bottle of Latisse is a 3 ml bottle that usually lasts patients 1-2 months with nightly application to the upper eyelids. Do not overuse the product. Most patients re-use the brushes so that they don't run out. Best wishes.
One bottle of Latisse is said to contain about 80-100 drops. (more drops than applicators) Most patients do not throw away the brushes after each use. This tends to conserve not only brushes but Latisse solution as well. Most patients get 6-7 weeks of once daily treatment from a bottle. Latisse should only be used on the upper eyelids, not the lower. Hope that helps. Good luck~ Dr. Grant Stevens
There is a 3 mL bottle of Latisse in each prescription. Used sparingly, a bottle should last from one to two months. Allergan, the makers of Latisse, is currently offering a $40 rebates with the purchase of each bottle of Latisse.
Latisse comes in a 3 ml bottle with 60 applicators. This is enough for a one month supply to treat all four eyelids. Allergan, the manufacturer of Latisse is presently running a discounted promotion on the product. For more information please call my office (408) 356-4241 or visit VincentLeporeMD.com. My staff can help answer any further questions - they all use the product!
You should see a board-certified aesthetic physician and have evaluation including possible check for thyroid function and iron level. I would stay away from minoxidil or Rogaine for eyebrows given substantial risks of excessive facial hair growths on forehead area. Your best bet is Latisse,...
As true with most health and beauty habits, the use of Latisse must be constant in order to maintain results. If you see value in the outcomes vs. financial investment, you will need to continue with the product. It is no different than having one's hair and nails done...maintenance.
I suggest to use 1 applicator for both eyes, giving you 60 days worth of applicators. Some of my patients tell me they prefer to buy a regular eyeliner brush and use it instead, so that is an option as well.
Latisse.com has a doctor locator on it. you can also find any cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon in your area as they most likely carry Latisse as well.
Visine and latisse can both cause redness and irritation of the eyes. If the products do not bother your eyes, go ahead and use them both. However, use them at least 20 minutes apart.
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