In rare cases, prescription lash treatments may cause permanent darkening of the iris, particularly in people with mixed-colour irises (e.g., blue-brown, grey-brown, yellow-brown, green-brown). Your doctor will discuss this with you before prescribing.

Prescription lash treatments have been studied in clinical settings for over a decade. Your prescribing doctor will determine if long-term use is appropriate for you based on your medical history and response to treatment.

Using the sterile applicator provided, place one drop on the applicator and draw carefully along your upper lash line from inner to outer corner. Use one applicator per eye. Do not apply to lower lashes. Full instructions are included with your prescription.

Remove your contact lenses before applying. You may reinsert them 15 minutes after application. Please be sure to wash your hands thoroughly before and after use. 

Common side effects include mild eye redness, irritation, itching, and darkening of the eyelid skin. In rare cases, prescription lash treatments may cause permanent darkening of the iris (eye colour). Your healthcare provider will discuss all potential side effects during your consultation before prescribing.

Yes. You can continue using mascara and eye makeup as normal. Apply your treatment at night on clean lashes before bed — makeup should be fully removed first.

If you discontinue treatment, your lashes will gradually return to their previous appearance over a period of weeks to months. Continued use is typically needed to maintain results. Your doctor can discuss the best approach for your situation.

Latisse is one of the most well-known prescription lash treatments available. Through RxSkin, your doctor will review your profile and prescribe the most appropriate lash treatment for you — which may include brand-name or alternative options. Both may contain the same active ingredient. Your prescriber will explain exactly what they're recommending and why during your consultation.

Your doctor will determine the most appropriate prescription lash treatment for you based on your medical history, lash concerns, and health profile. All details about your specific prescription will be provided during your consultation.

Every person's experience is different. Some people notice changes in eyelash growth and fullness around 8-12 weeks. Individual results vary. Consistency with nightly application is important - your healthcare provider will set appropriate expectations during your consultation.