Vitality Wellness Center

EYELASH REGROWTH Treatments

Restore Longer, Fuller Lashes with Prescription Latisse

Latisse (Bimatoprost) is a prescribed treatment clinically shown to lengthen, thicken, and darken eyelashes over time. At Vitality Wellness Center we combine medical oversight, clear instructions, and follow‑up care so you get safe, reliable results.

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Who Is a Good Candidate for Latisse®?

We evaluate each patient to confirm Latisse (Bimatoprost) is appropriate. Ideal candidates are adults experiencing thinning or short lashes who want a non‑surgical, easy nightly topical option for lash enhancement.

What to Expect During Treatment with Topical Latisse®

Initial consult — Medical history, eye health review, and instruction on proper application.
Start treatment — Apply Latisse nightly to the upper lash line as directed. Do not apply to lower lashes unless instructed.
Follow‑up — Check‑ins at 4–8 weeks to monitor progress and address any concerns. Full results typically appear by 12–16 weeks.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Latisse®

Contact support@ivitalitycenter.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

How long until I see results?

Results build gradually and can be maintained with ongoing use. Many patients notice changes by 8–12 weeks; full effect by 12–16 weeks.

Can I use mascara?

Yes; apply mascara after Latisse has fully dried. Remove makeup gently each day.

Is Latisse permanent?

Results require continued use; lashes may return to baseline after stopping.

Do you ship product?

We provide prescriptions and guidance; ask about shipping or pharmacy options during your consult.

What are the side effects of Latisse?

Common, usually mild side effects include temporary eye irritation or mild redness at the application site. Rare effects can include changes in eyelid skin pigmentation or eye color; we screen for risk factors and monitor closely.

Who should not take Latisse?

Are not pregnant or breastfeeding
Have no active eye infection or uncontrolled eye disease

What are the recommendations for contact lens wearers?

Before application: remove your contact lenses to prevent any interaction between the medication and your lenses.

After application: wait at least 15 minutes before reinserting your contacts.