Latisse

Marketed under the name Latisse, the product relies on the active ingredient bimatoprost, the eyelash enhancing effect of which was discovered when it was being trialled as a glaucoma drug.

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It's for something called Latisse, a product that appears to enhance the fullness ofone's eyelashes.

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For starters, Latisse, which is painted on the eyelid with a nail-brush-style applicator once a day, may potentially mask undiagnosed glaucoma.

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For starters, Latisse, which is painted on the eyelid with a nail-brush-style applicator once a day, may potentially mask undiagnosed glaucoma.

Drug promises fuller lashes, but at what cost? 2009

The Food and Drug Administration cleared the solution, called Latisse, after a unanimous recommendation from its outside advisers, Allergan said this morning.

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"It's called Latisse, and it's a glaucoma drug that they just got FDA-approved for extending eyelashes," he explains.

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Available through prescription only, "Latisse" is the first drug to be green-lighted by the Food and Drug Administration to promote eyelash growth.

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Studies have shown that Latisse can grow lashes about 50 per cent longer and twice as thick.

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In 2009, the prescription drug Latisse was introduced.

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