Latisse

Promote longer, thicker, and darker eyelashes by applying a prescription treatment to enhance natural lash growth.

Enhance Your Natural Beauty with Longer, Fuller Lashes

Do sparse or thinning eyelashes make you feel less confident about your eyes' appearance? Fuller lashes can enhance your overall look, but mascara and extensions may not provide the lasting results you desire. At Nashville Plastic Surgery Institute (NPSI), we offer Latisse—a prescription treatment that promotes the growth of longer, thicker, and darker eyelashes. Led by Dr. Jacob Unger, our team provides professional guidance and compassionate care throughout your treatment journey. We're dedicated to helping you achieve the lush lashes that can boost your confidence and accentuate your natural beauty.

What Is Latisse?

Latisse is an FDA-approved prescription treatment designed to enhance the length, thickness, and darkness of natural eyelashes. It contains bimatoprost, a prostaglandin analog that extends the growth phase of eyelash hair follicles, resulting in longer and fuller lashes over time.

At NPSI, Latisse is provided under the guidance of our medical professionals. The treatment involves daily application of the solution to the upper eyelid lash line using sterile applicators. Visible improvements typically begin within four weeks, with full results achieved after 12 to 16 weeks of consistent use. Latisse offers a convenient at-home solution for those seeking to enhance their lashes without extensions or false eyelashes.

The Benefits of Latisse

If sparse or thinning eyelashes make you feel less confident about your eyes’ appearance, Latisse offers a solution to enhance your natural lashes. At NPSI, we provide Latisse treatments to help you achieve longer, fuller eyelashes, boosting your confidence and accentuating your natural beauty. The benefits of Latisse include the following:

Promotes Longer Lashes: Latisse increases the length of your natural eyelashes over time.
Enhances Lash Thickness and Darkness: Latisse treatment results in fuller, darker lashes for a more dramatic look.
Convenient At-Home Treatment: Latisse involves a simple daily application that fits into your routine.
FDA-Approved and Safe: This treatment is clinically proven to be effective with proper use under medical supervision.
Avoids the Need for Extensions or False Lashes: It enhances your lashes naturally without external additions.
Improves Confidence in Appearance: It enhances the beauty of your eyes, boosting self-esteem.
Gradual, Noticeable Results: Visible improvements are typically seen within weeks, with full results in 12 to 16 weeks.

Is Latisse Right for Me?

Consider Latisse if you:

Have Inadequate Eyelashes: You’re noticing thin, short, or sparse lashes.
Desire Fuller, Longer Lashes: You want a solution beyond mascara or extensions.
Prefer an At-Home Treatment: You’re comfortable with daily application.
Are in Good Health: You do not have any current eye infections or allergies that could react negatively to the product.
Have Realistic Expectations: You understand that results take time and require consistent use.

If you're interested in enhancing your lashes with Latisse, please schedule a consultation at NPSI today. Once we ensure this treatment is appropriate for you, we will guide you on proper usage so you can achieve the luscious lashes you desire.

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What to Expect: The Latisse Process

1. Consultation

During your initial NPSI visit, we will consult you, discuss your needs, and assess your lashes to determine if Latisse is appropriate for you. Then, we will provide instructions.

2. Treatment Use

Application: You will apply Latisse nightly to the upper lash line using sterile applicators.
Consistency: Daily Latisse application is essential for optimal results.
Safety: Be sure to avoid contact with the eye and lower eyelid.

3. Results and Maintenance

Gradual Growth: Noticeable lash improvement begins in 4 weeks.
Full Results: You will enjoy complete results after 12 to 16 weeks of consistent use.
Continuation: Ongoing use is necessary to maintain results; lashes will return to the previous state if discontinued.

4. Side Effects

Possible Reactions: Some may experience itching or redness, which typically subsides.
Monitoring: If you experience any significant side effects, please report them to our team as soon as they occur.

Why Choose Nashville Plastic Surgery Institute?

At Nashville Plastic Surgery Institute, we understand the impact that fuller, longer lashes can have on your confidence. Tracy Jensen, NP, WHNP-BC, our board-certified Nurse Practitioner, is committed to helping you achieve your aesthetic goals with personalized guidance. Our dedicated team provides professional support as you enhance your natural beauty. You can trust in our safe and welcoming office as you journey toward more luscious lashes. Additionally, NPSI offers a comprehensive range of aesthetic treatments should your beauty needs evolve. If you’re ready to enhance your natural beauty with longer, fuller lashes, schedule a consultation at Nashville PSI now.

Frequently Asked Questions Latisse

How Does Latisse Work?

Latisse extends the growth phase of eyelash hair follicles, resulting in longer, thicker, and darker lashes.

How Do I Apply Latisse?

Apply once daily to the upper lash line using the provided sterile applicators. Do not apply to the lower lashes.

When Will I See The Results From Latisse?

Initial results may appear in four weeks, with full results after 12 to 16 weeks of consistent use.

Is Latisse Safe?

Yes, Latisse is FDA-approved and safe when used as directed under medical supervision.

Are There Any Side Effects Of Latisse?

Possible side effects include itching, redness, or darkening of the eyelid skin, which are typically mild.

Will My Results Reverse If I Stop Using Latisse?

Yes, lashes will gradually return to their previous appearance if you discontinue use.

Can I Use Mascara While Using Latisse?

Yes, you can continue to use mascara as desired.

Who Should Avoid Using Latisse?

Individuals with certain eye conditions or allergies or who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid it.

Can Latisse Change My Eye Color?

In rare cases, increased brown pigmentation of the iris has been reported when the product is used inside the eye, but this is unlikely with proper application to the lash line.

Do I Need A Prescription For Latisse?

Yes, Latisse is a prescription medication provided after a consultation with our qualified professionals.