Latisse in New Jersey

Dealing with short or thin eyelashes usually means wasting time every morning on layers of mascara or messy glue for falsies. There is a much easier way to get real results. Dr. Schrader has the perfect fix: we offer Latisse in New Jersey. It is a simple nightly serum that actually grows your own lashes. Instead of faking it with makeup or extensions, you get to wake up to longer, fuller, and noticeably darker natural eyelashes. Drop the temporary tricks and get the bold, beautiful lashes you actually want.

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    Latisse is FDA-approved to grow longer, fuller lashes.
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    What is Latisse?

    Full, natural-looking eyelashes can now be achieved through a prescription treatment called Latisse™. Women who want eyelash extensions in New Jersey use Latisse, the first and only eyelash treatment approved by the FDA to help grow longer, fuller and darker eyelashes and treat hypotrichosis, a condition that includes having inadequate or not enough eyelashes.

    How to use it & What to expect

    Using Latisse is incredibly easy and fits right into your nighttime routine. You just apply the solution topically directly to the base of your eyelashes once a day. Just make sure you take off your makeup and contact lenses first, and apply all your regular skincare products before putting it on.

    Patience is key, but the payoff is amazing! You will usually start seeing noticeable growth after just 4 weeks, with the full, dramatic results appearing at the 16-week mark. In fact, in clinical trials, women saw their lash fullness more than double over that 16-week period. We always recommend taking a few selfies along the way so you can track your own progress.

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    Latisse is safe with minimal side effects.

    Keeping your eyes safe

    Latisse is a very safe treatment, and side effects are rare. However, a few people might experience some mild itching, redness, or dryness around the eye area. To keep your eyes perfectly healthy, you should hold off on using Latisse if you currently have an eye infection, or if the skin on your eyelid happens to be broken or irritated.

    WHY DO MY LASHES LOOK THINNER LATELY?

    You might not realize it, but just like our skin, our eyelashes actually change as we get older. It is completely normal to look in the mirror and notice that over the years, your lashes have lost their fullness, look a bit shorter, or are even lighter in color than they used to be. In fact, clinical studies have shown a clear connection between aging and thinning lashes. If you have noticed this happening to you, Latisse is the perfect, FDA-approved way to reverse that trend and get your bold, youthful lashes back.

    Nicole Schrader, MD, FACS

    Enhance Your Eyes With Beautiful, Natural Lashes

    Beautifully framed eyes are the hallmark of a captivating appearance. With Latisse®, Dr. Nicole Schrader provides a proven, prescription-strength solution to enhance your natural eyelashes, cultivating remarkable length, volume, and depth. Experience the elegance of naturally fuller lashes. Contact us at 609-279-0009 to arrange your private consultation in New Jersey.

    Click here to request your consultation with Dr. Schrader.

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    Why Choose Dr. Nicole Schrader

    When it comes to any prescription cosmetic treatment—especially one used so close to your eyes—you want to make sure you are in expert hands.

    Latisse Frequently Asked Questions

    Latisse is a prescription treatment designed to promote eyelash growth. It works by extending the growth phase of your lashes, making them longer, thicker, and darker over time.

    Most people start noticing results after about 4 weeks, with full results typically visible around 12 to 16 weeks of consistent use.

    No, the results are not permanent. If you stop using Latisse, your eyelashes will gradually return to their original appearance over time.

    Latisse is FDA-approved and considered safe when used as directed. Some users may experience mild side effects like eye irritation or redness.

    Yes, Latisse requires a prescription. A qualified provider like Dr. Nicole Schrader can evaluate if it’s the right option for you and guide you on proper use.

    If you live in the state of New Jersey, Schrader Plastic Surgery offers Latisse among its services. For a full list of services, please visit our Locations page.

    This article was written by Dr. Nicole Schrader.
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