Latisse Eye Solution is a prescription medication that elongates eyelashes. It is approved for the treatment of hypotrichosis of the eyelashes. Latisse is a prostaglandin analog, which is a type of signal molecule that exists throughout the body. It works by increasing the amount of hair in the growth phase and for how long they remain in the growth phase. Fact Table Formula C25H37NO4 License US FDA, EU EMA Bioavailability Low Legal status Rx-Only Chemical Name Bimatoprost Elimination half-life 45 min after intravenous application Dosage (Strength) 0.03% Pregnancy Consult Doctor Brands Lumigan, Latisse Protein binding 88% PubChem CID 5311027 MedlinePlus a602030 ChEBI 51230 ATC code S01EE03 DrugBank DB00905 KEGG D02724 Routes of administration eye drops

Latisse Eye Solution (Bimatoprost)

Place one drop on the applicator and apply evening along the skin of the upper eyelid near the base of the eyelashes. Latisse should be applied once daily at bedtime. Repeat for the second eye once daily at night. It may take up to two months to see noticeable eyelash growth. Latisse needs to be used daily to notice the effects.
The most common adverse reactions to this drug can include: Abnormal Hepatic Function Tests, Allergic Conjunctivitis, Asthenia, Asthenopia, Blepharitis, Blurred Vision, Burning Sensation of Eyes, Cataract, Conjunctival Edema, Conjunctival Hemorrhage, Conjunctival Hyperemia, Decreased Visual Acuity, Dry Eye Syndrome, Erythema of Eyelid, Erythema of Skin, Eye Discharge, Eye Irritation, Eye Pain, Eyelid Pruritus, Eye Pruritus, Foreign Body Sensation of Eye, Headache, Hirsutism, Hyperpigmentation of Eyelashes, Hypertrichosis, Hypertrichosis of Eyelid, Hypotony of Eye, Iris Hyperpigmentation, Iritis, Lacrimation, Local Skin Hyperpigmentation, Photophobia, Punctate Keratitis, Superficial Punctate Keratitis, Visual Disturbance

Latisse Eye Solution (Bimatoprost)

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