Who is Latisse For?
This treatment is commonly chosen by adults with sparse or thinning eyelashes who are seeking gradual improvement in eyelash length, thickness, or darkness and are appropriate candidates following medical consultation.
Safety Overview
Latisse is Health Canada–approved for the treatment of eyelash hypotrichosis and is used under medical supervision according to prescribing guidelines, with possible side effects including eye irritation, redness, or skin darkening at the application site.
Typical Results Timeline
Early changes may be noticed within several weeks, with more noticeable results typically developing over 12 to 16 weeks of consistent use.
Who should avoid Latisse?
Latisse does require a medical consultation for clearance to use.
How to Apply Latisse
Latisse at Skin Vitality Medical Clinic
At Skin Vitality, Latisse is prescribed for patients with sparse or thinning eyelashes following medical assessment. In our experience, gradual changes in eyelash length, thickness, and darkness typically develop over several weeks with consistent nightly use, with more noticeable differences often seen by three to four months. Patients often ask about application, and time is spent demonstrating correct use and reviewing how to minimize potential irritation. Ongoing follow‑up allows monitoring of response and discussion of maintenance dosing once desired lash changes are achieved.
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FAQ's About Latisse
Most people begin to notice gradual eyelash changes within about 4 weeks, with more obvious length, thickness, and darkness typically developing over 12–16 weeks of consistent nightly use.
Latisse is applied once nightly using the sterile applicators provided, placing one drop along the skin of the upper eyelid margin at the base of the lashes on clean, makeup-free skin.
Yes, mascara may be worn in the morning after the solution has fully absorbed overnight, and it does not interfere with nightly application.
If use is discontinued, eyelashes generally return to their prior length and thickness over a period of several weeks to months as the effects diminish.
Common, reversible effects may include mild eye irritation, redness and dryness.













