A professional approach to fuller-looking lashes
Bimatoprost is a prescription treatment that may help your natural eyelashes grow longer, thicker and darker over time. Our clinicians can help you understand whether it is suitable for you and how to use it safely.
A professional approach to fuller-looking lashes
Bimatoprost is a prescription treatment that may help your natural eyelashes grow longer, thicker and darker over time. Our clinicians can help you understand whether it is suitable for you and how to use it safely.
A professional approach to fuller-looking lashes
Bimatoprost is a prescription treatment that may help your natural eyelashes grow longer, thicker and darker over time. Our clinicians can help you understand whether it is suitable for you and how to use it safely.
Eyelash Growth
Discreet, natural-looking results, guided by clinical care
Bimatoprost is applied to the upper lash line and works with the natural lash-growth cycle. A consultation helps establish whether it is appropriate for your eyes and health history.
How bimatoprost works
Bimatoprost is a prostaglandin analogue. When used as directed on the upper eyelid margin, it can help lashes grow longer, thicker and darker. Changes are gradual and vary between people; continued use is generally needed to maintain the effect. A clinician will explain the expected timeline and whether this treatment is suitable for you.
What to expect from treatment
Results are not instant. Some people begin to notice a difference after several weeks, with fuller results commonly assessed after around 16 weeks. Your own response may differ, and lashes generally return towards their previous appearance after stopping treatment. We will review your goals and explain how to apply the product correctly.
Safety comes first
Bimatoprost can cause itching, redness or irritation around the eyes. It may darken the eyelid skin; changes in iris colour may be permanent. Discuss any eye disease, eye surgery, contact-lens use, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and other eye drops with your clinician before treatment. Do not apply it to the lower lash line or share your prescription.
Eyelash Growth
Discreet, natural-looking results, guided by clinical care
Bimatoprost is applied to the upper lash line and works with the natural lash-growth cycle. A consultation helps establish whether it is appropriate for your eyes and health history.
How bimatoprost works
Bimatoprost is a prostaglandin analogue. When used as directed on the upper eyelid margin, it can help lashes grow longer, thicker and darker. Changes are gradual and vary between people; continued use is generally needed to maintain the effect. A clinician will explain the expected timeline and whether this treatment is suitable for you.
What to expect from treatment
Results are not instant. Some people begin to notice a difference after several weeks, with fuller results commonly assessed after around 16 weeks. Your own response may differ, and lashes generally return towards their previous appearance after stopping treatment. We will review your goals and explain how to apply the product correctly.
Safety comes first
Bimatoprost can cause itching, redness or irritation around the eyes. It may darken the eyelid skin; changes in iris colour may be permanent. Discuss any eye disease, eye surgery, contact-lens use, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and other eye drops with your clinician before treatment. Do not apply it to the lower lash line or share your prescription.
Eyelash Growth
Discreet, natural-looking results, guided by clinical care
Bimatoprost is applied to the upper lash line and works with the natural lash-growth cycle. A consultation helps establish whether it is appropriate for your eyes and health history.
How bimatoprost works
Bimatoprost is a prostaglandin analogue. When used as directed on the upper eyelid margin, it can help lashes grow longer, thicker and darker. Changes are gradual and vary between people; continued use is generally needed to maintain the effect. A clinician will explain the expected timeline and whether this treatment is suitable for you.
What to expect from treatment
Results are not instant. Some people begin to notice a difference after several weeks, with fuller results commonly assessed after around 16 weeks. Your own response may differ, and lashes generally return towards their previous appearance after stopping treatment. We will review your goals and explain how to apply the product correctly.
Safety comes first
Bimatoprost can cause itching, redness or irritation around the eyes. It may darken the eyelid skin; changes in iris colour may be permanent. Discuss any eye disease, eye surgery, contact-lens use, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and other eye drops with your clinician before treatment. Do not apply it to the lower lash line or share your prescription.