Why Choose Rousso Adams for Eyelash Enhancement in Birmingham?
Latisse is a prescription medication, not an over-the-counter serum, so it starts with a physician evaluation. A review in Clinical Ophthalmology notes that the FDA approved Latisse (bimatoprost 0.03%) specifically to increase eyelash length, thickness, and darkness in people with inadequate lashes, a condition called hypotrichosis.
- Prescribed after a physician review. Dr. Rousso and Dr. Adams review your eye health and medical history before prescribing. Latisse isn't right for everyone, including people with an active eye infection or eye disease.
- Guidance on side effects. Rare effects such as darkening of the upper lid or changes in eye color are discussed upfront, so you know what to watch for and when to call.
- Eyelid specialists. Dr. Rousso has published on eyelid surgery, including transconjunctival and extended lower eyelid blepharoplasty, and both surgeons perform eyelid surgery routinely.
- Options beyond a prescription. For lash and brow care without a prescription, the practice also offers RevitaLash and Revitabrow® conditioning products.
- Clear instructions for lasting results. You'll learn how to apply the treatment correctly and what to expect over the lash growth cycle, since results are maintained only with continued use.
Looking to refresh the entire eye area? Ask about pairing lash enhancement with BOTOX for crow's feet or treatments at The Spa at Rousso Adams.Schedule your visit today.