- Precision Aesthetics Medical Group - Cosmetic Specialists Orange County, CA

LATISSE® Santa Ana / Irvine

Until recently the options for enhancing and lengthening inadequate eyelashes were limited to painstakingly gluing on false lashes. While false lashes may be fine for special events, they certainly aren’t a great option for daily use. Thankfully, now there is LATISSE®. LATISSE® is the first and only FDA approved treatment for hypotrichosis (inadequate eyelashes). Now you can enhance your own eyelashes length, thickness and darkness to create the stunning lashes you’ve always longed for. LATISSE® is only available through a prescription from a doctor. The treatment is applied at home once per day to the base of the [...]

By Aesthetics Staff|2019-01-16T09:22:25-07:00March 8th, 2018|

Latisse Treatment – Eyelash Enhancement – Santa Ana / Irvine

Longer, fuller, more defined eyelashes were once something you could only be born with, but that is no longer the case. If you’ve been looking for a way to enhance your eyelashes to get that darker, thicker and fuller look, there is the Latisse treatment. Latisse treatment formula is a topical solution that can give you long-term improvement for longer, darker eyelashes. For many people, thin eyelashes can be the results of a condition called hypotrichosis, meaning you have inadequate lashes. Latisse is a bimatoprost ophthalmic solution that is applied only to the upper eyelid and helps grow [...]

By Aesthetics Staff|2018-10-15T13:56:47-07:00July 18th, 2014|

Latisse – Eyelash Rejuvenation – Santa Ana / Irvine

Long, full eyelashes can add a lot of depth to your natural beauty. Though there are a lot of products available that may give you a temporary or false boost to the appearance of your eyelashes, there is nothing like having your own naturally full eyelashes. Latisse can give you the longer, fuller, more defined eyelashes you’ve sought after. Latisse is a prescription topical treatment that helps eyelashes grow longer, fuller, and darker. If you have thin, barely visible eyelashes, you may have a condition called hypotrichosis. Latisse is meant to be applied nightly, directly onto the skin [...]

By Aesthetics Staff|2018-10-15T13:55:05-07:00May 23rd, 2014|