Transform Your Lashes with Latisse Treatment in Montclair, New Jersey

We are excited to provide Latisse treatment at image Dermatology ® P.C. in Montclair, New Jersey. Many individuals find themselves dissatisfied with the appearance of their eyelashes, feeling they are thinner or less prominent than desired. Latisse is the pioneering product, currently the only one that has received FDA approval to enhance eyelashes, making them grow longer, darker, and fuller. This is an at-home treatment suitable for men and women. Everyone looks younger with thicker, longer eyelashes. Notably, Dr. Jeanine Downie and several members of her dedicated staff personally use Latisse to achieve beautiful lashes.

Actual Patient Results



How does Latisse work in conjunction with the cycle of hair growth?

Eyelashes, much like the hairs on your scalp, undergo cycles of rest and active growth. According to experts, Latisse has a positive effect on this cycle in two significant ways. First, it increases the percentage of hair follicles in the active growth phase at any given time. Second, it prolongs the amount of time that these follicles stay in the active growth cycle, allowing for fuller and longer eyelashes.

How do I use Latisse?

Enhancing the appearance of your eyelashes has never been simpler. There is no need for in-office procedures; instead, you will be using a prescription medication that allows you to achieve beautiful lashes from the comfort of your own home. Along with the medication, you will receive applicators and detailed instructions to guide you through the process. The entire application process is straightforward and easy to follow, making it accessible for everyone:

  • Remove contact lenses and eye makeup before application
  • Apply Latisse to your upper eyelid along the lash line
  • Use a tissue to blot away any excess
  • Do not touch the applicator tip with your fingers or allow it to contact any surfaces

Latisse For Thicker, Fuller Lashes!

Always dreamed of longer, lusher lashes? If you’ve tried countless lash serums with little to show, it’s time to try LATISSE®. It’s the only FDA-approved treatment clinically proven to enhance eyelash growth. Get longer, fuller, darker lashes with a prescription-strength solution that delivers visible results.

LATISSE® is available only through a doctor—and we have one of the best.

Call image Dermatology® P.C. at (973) 509-6900 and reserve a consultation with our board-certified dermatologist, Dr. Jeanine B. Downie.

We proudly serve men and women from Montclair, Clifton, West Orange, East Orange, Nutley, Essex Fells, Millburn, Old Bridge, Mountain Lakes, and beyond.

What are some of the benefits of Latisse?

This revolutionary formula has been clinically tested and proven effective. The many benefits include:

  • Longer, fuller, and darker eyelashes
  • Visible improvement in as little as four weeks
  • Full results in about 16 weeks
  • Convenient daily application

How long do I need to use Latisse for fuller and darker eyelashes?

Latisse does not cause any permanent changes to your eyelashes. If you choose to discontinue its use, your lashes will gradually revert to their original state over time. To keep your new, longer, and fuller lashes, all you need to do is continue with daily applications of Latisse as part of your routine.

Latisse Treatment: Your Questions Answered

What is Latisse, and how does it work?

Latisse is an FDA-approved prescription treatment for eyelash growth. It contains an active ingredient called bimatoprost, which extends the growth phase of your eyelashes while also increasing the number of eyelash hairs. By applying the solution directly to the lash line of your upper eyelids, you can achieve gradual results, giving you thicker, darker, and longer eyelashes over time.

How long does it take to see results from Latisse?

With consistent use, you begin to notice visible changes in your eyelashes within four weeks. However, for optimal results, most individuals see the full effect of Latisse by 12-16 weeks. Dr. Downie recommends following the application instructions carefully to ensure safe and effective results.

Is Latisse safe to use?

Yes, Latisse is safe when used as directed under the guidance of a board-certified dermatologist, such as Dr. Downie. It is the only FDA-approved treatment used for eyelash growth, and Dr. Downie did the clinical trials for this drug. Since it is a prescription product, it is essential to schedule a consultation at image Dermatology® P.C. to determine whether Latisse is the right treatment for you. Side effects are considered rare but may include temporary redness, itching, or darkening of the skin where the product is applied. Dr. Downie and her team will provide you with personalized advice to minimize any risks.

Can I use Latisse if I wear contact lenses or makeup?

Absolutely! Latisse is designed to fit seamlessly into your routine, even if you wear contact lenses or makeup regularly. However, Dr. Downie advises removing your contact lenses before applying Latisse and waiting at least 15 minutes before reinserting them. Additionally, ensure your face is clean and free of makeup before application to promote the best possible outcomes.

What happens if I stop using Latisse medication?

If you stop using Latisse, your eyelashes gradually return to their original appearance over a few weeks to months. This is because the effects of Latisse are not permanent, and eyelashes will revert to their natural growth cycle. Dr. Downie encourages patients to maintain regular use to retain their enhanced lashes.

Who is a good candidate for Latisse?

Latisse is suitable for most individuals who want to improve the appearance of their eyelashes. Whether you have naturally short or sparse lashes or wish to enhance their thickness, Latisse could be the perfect solution. However, Dr. Downie recommends scheduling a consultation at image Dermatology® P.C. to discuss your medical history and ensure there are no contraindications to using Latisse in your specific case.

How do I properly apply Latisse?

Applying Latisse is simple and takes just a few minutes each evening. Dr. Downie advises following these steps for correct usage:

  1. Start by thoroughly cleansing the face and removing any makeup.
  2. Ensure your hands are clean and the applicators provided with Latisse are sterile.
  3. Place one drop of Latisse solution on the applicator and gently apply it along the lash line of your upper eyelid. Be careful not to go too low on the lash line.
  4. Discard the used applicator after a single use to prevent contamination.
  5. Repeat the process with the other eye using a fresh applicator.

Dr. Downie’s approachable and knowledgeable care ensures that you will feel both confident and well-informed throughout your Latisse treatment.

Who can I call to learn more about Latisse treatment near me?

If you're looking to achieve longer, fuller, and more beautiful lashes in just a matter of weeks, don't hesitate to call (973) 509-6900 and schedule a consultation with Dr. Downie. Her office is in Montclair, New Jersey, and she proudly serves patients from surrounding areas, including Morristown, Chatham, and Mountain Lakes. Take the first step toward enhancing your lashes today!

Dr. Jeanine Downie is an experienced and popular dermatologist in Montclair. She possesses extensive experience and training in all aspects of dermatology, including cosmetic dermatology and laser surgery. Dr. Downie provides modern and cutting-edge dermatology treatments to everyone in your family in a professional, competent and compassionate manner while ensuring that your individual and unique needs are met. Having received rigorous academic training, she completed her residency in Dermatology at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City and also served as Chief Resident. She continues to upgrade her skills set and share her knowledge through professional affiliations and lecturing assignments on behalf of several renowned medical societies such as The Skin Cancer Foundation and The American Academy of Dermatology, among others. She also frequently interacts with the public through popular television shows such as Good Morning America, The Today Show, and The Dr. Oz Show, to name a few.