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Bimatoprost (trade names include Lumigan; Latisse; Bimat; Bimican; Carelash; Careprost; Glamigan; Lumigan-RC; Miraclash; TopLash; Xlash) is an ophthalmological medication from prostaglandin analogues pharmacological group. This medicine is indicated topically as eye drops for the treatment of certain diseases of eyes like open-angle glaucoma and ocular hypertension which occurs in many people as they grow older (as monotherapy or in combinations with beta-blockers). It works by reducing intraocular pressure by increasing the outflow of aqueous fluid from the eyes.
Bimatoprost ophthalmic solution is used as a cosmetic drug to treat eyelash hypotrichosis (not enough eyelashes) by increasing their growth, and to help eyelashes making and grow longer, thicker and darker. buy latisse online cheap
Bimatoprost is an active agent included in eye drops such as Lumigan or Allergan. It can be used to treat age-related eye diseases such as ocular (eye) hypertension or open-angle glaucoma. Being an eye medication, it can also be used to treat the condition called eyelash hypotrichosis – the lack of eyelashes – and to make the eyelashes grow longer and thicker.
Latisse Description
Bimatoprost, the active ingredient in Latisse is an ophthalmic solution that is commonly prescribed for treating open-angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension. However, along the way it was discovered that one of the side effects of ophthalmic drugs with Bimatoprost, Travaprost, and Latanoprost was longer, fuller eyelashes. And what woman could say no to that? So Latisse is FDA approved to be sold as a treatment for hypotrichosis, a loss or reduction of hair, in particular, eyelash hair. As stated, this is a treatment and not a cure for hypotrichosis. The application technique is a little different than administering Latisse for glaucoma so talk to your doctor before attempting to apply as directed for fuller lashes.
Once Latisse is applied to the base of your top lashes with the applicator, it goes to work by stimulating the hair follicles into growing, and prolonging the growth phase, also called the anagen phase. Apparently only about 40% of your eyelash hairs are in their growing phase at any given time, while the other 60% are in their resting, or telogen phase. Latisse also stimulates pigment production which, for many, results in having darker lashes. In as little as 4 weeks, some women can already notice a difference in the appearance of their lashes. This is not a long-lasting effect, however, and when you stop applying Latisse, your lashes return to how they used to be.
