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LATISSE™ Eyelash Enhancer

Dr. Dadvand Now Carries LATISSE™!

The first and only medically and scientifically proven eyelash enhancer!

Dr. Dadvand is excited to offer LATISSE™, the new revolutionary eyelash enhancer that is safe, inexpensive, and highly effective! LATISSE™ makes your natural eyelashes longer, thicker, and darker. LATISSE™ was FDA approved as the first medical grade eyelash enhancer in December 2008. As the story goes, its discovery was a happy accident. The active ingredient in LATISSE™ is bimatoprost, the same ingredient found in glaucoma eye drops. It was noticed by patients who were using certain brands of glaucoma medication eye drops, that not only was their glaucoma under control, but that their eyelashes were becoming thicker and longer. This happy accident, in addition to research and clinical trials, led to the introduction of LATISSE™.

LATISSE™ makes lash growth possible because of its active ingredient: bimatoprost. Although the precise mechanism of action is not known, research suggests that the growth of eyelashes occurs by increasing the percent of hairs in, and the duration of, the anagen (or growth) phase. Lashes can grow longer, thicker and darker because bimatoprost can also prolong this growth phase. LATISSE™ is easy to use, FDA approved and effective. It’s a once-a-day treatment you apply topically to the base of your upper eyelashes. Patients in a clinical trial saw results gradually over time (starting at 4 weeks with full results after 16 weeks).

LATISSE™ cannot be purchased in stores and experts such as Dr. Dadvand will take the time to go over how to properly use it, what to look for, and potential side effects. No longer do you have to contend with the time and cost of false lashes, not to mention their maintenance. For women who have damaged their lashes through years of curling, LATISSE™ is just what the doctor ordered for stronger, thicker, and longer lashes!

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