It is Working for my Sparse Lashes, Slowly but Surely :)

I dont have before pics (never thought to take them, wish I had.
I have been using Latisse for almost three years now. The doctor recently told me he thought I might be using too little because most women have to trim their eyelashes. Far from the case with me. I have lashes that are better than they were, but by no means does anyone wonder how I got my amazing lashes. I am looking into a lash transplant. I want to stop using this stuff!
PS. my eyelashes are slathered in mascara. I will try to take some make-up free photos.
Also, I will check back in two months with an update in case the doc was right and I was using too little. I have gone back to daily use.

I've decided to discontinue use of Latisse. It is keeping my eyelashes at a normal length (versus very sparse), however, I am wondering if the medications is at all responsible for increasingly worse vision issues that I have been having. Also, I just get better results with false lashes...much better results. Yes, falsies take a few minutes to put on, but I can get a pair to last over a week (easily); probably longer if I tried and I get much fuller, natural looking lashes.
I'll see if all my lashes fall out and I run back to Latisse, but for now, I need a break.

November 30, 2011
I have been using Latisse for about a year and a half now, and my lashes are no longer sparse, but normal length. I hadnt seen my sister in about a year (after a move to Nashville) and when she saw me, she immediately commented that my lashes were looking so long and she decided that she wants to use Latisse too! She doesnt even like to wear makeup, so that is a huge endorsement for her.
Anyway, I dont have the ridiculously long, thick eyelashes of my dreams, but it works well enough that I plan to continue to use it.