Eyelash growth treatment through online consultation
Explore treatment for sparse eyelashes with an online consultation from home. Bimatoprost is a prescription medicine, not an everyday cosmetic serum. A clinician reviews the health information you provide and assesses whether treatment may be appropriate. Prescribing is subject to clinical assessment and is not guaranteed.
Eyelash growth treatment through online consultation
Explore treatment for sparse eyelashes with an online consultation from home. Bimatoprost is a prescription medicine, not an everyday cosmetic serum. A clinician reviews the health information you provide and assesses whether treatment may be appropriate. Prescribing is subject to clinical assessment and is not guaranteed.
Eyelash growth treatment through online consultation
Explore treatment for sparse eyelashes with an online consultation from home. Bimatoprost is a prescription medicine, not an everyday cosmetic serum. A clinician reviews the health information you provide and assesses whether treatment may be appropriate. Prescribing is subject to clinical assessment and is not guaranteed.
Eyelash Growth
An online assessment before treatment
Start with an online consultation rather than a face-to-face clinic appointment. Provide accurate information about your medical history, eye health and current medicines so a clinician can assess your suitability. If more information or an eye examination is needed, you will be advised on the next steps.
What is bimatoprost?
Bimatoprost is a prostaglandin analogue that can affect the natural eyelash growth cycle, helping lashes become longer, thicker and darker. It is also used in medicines for certain eye conditions. Its licensing status for eyelash growth depends on the product and local requirements. As part of the online consultation process, the clinician will explain any proposed off-label use before you decide. Use only the product and application method prescribed for you.
When might I notice a change?
Changes develop gradually over weeks rather than days. Results are commonly assessed at around 16 weeks, although the response varies and improvement is not guaranteed. Continued treatment is usually needed to maintain the effect; after stopping, lashes gradually return towards their previous appearance. Follow your prescribed instructions, apply only to the upper lash line as directed, and do not use extra product to try to speed up results.
Important risks and suitability checks
Possible side effects include eye redness, itching, dryness and eyelid irritation. Treatment may darken eyelid skin, cause unwanted hair growth where it touches other skin, or change the appearance around the eyes. Changes in iris colour may be permanent. Tell your clinician about eye conditions or surgery, other eye drops, contact lenses, pregnancy and breastfeeding. Do not share the medicine or apply it to the lower lash line. Seek prompt medical advice for eye pain or changes in vision, and read the patient leaflet before use.
Eyelash Growth
An online assessment before treatment
Start with an online consultation rather than a face-to-face clinic appointment. Provide accurate information about your medical history, eye health and current medicines so a clinician can assess your suitability. If more information or an eye examination is needed, you will be advised on the next steps.
What is bimatoprost?
Bimatoprost is a prostaglandin analogue that can affect the natural eyelash growth cycle, helping lashes become longer, thicker and darker. It is also used in medicines for certain eye conditions. Its licensing status for eyelash growth depends on the product and local requirements. As part of the online consultation process, the clinician will explain any proposed off-label use before you decide. Use only the product and application method prescribed for you.
When might I notice a change?
Changes develop gradually over weeks rather than days. Results are commonly assessed at around 16 weeks, although the response varies and improvement is not guaranteed. Continued treatment is usually needed to maintain the effect; after stopping, lashes gradually return towards their previous appearance. Follow your prescribed instructions, apply only to the upper lash line as directed, and do not use extra product to try to speed up results.
Important risks and suitability checks
Possible side effects include eye redness, itching, dryness and eyelid irritation. Treatment may darken eyelid skin, cause unwanted hair growth where it touches other skin, or change the appearance around the eyes. Changes in iris colour may be permanent. Tell your clinician about eye conditions or surgery, other eye drops, contact lenses, pregnancy and breastfeeding. Do not share the medicine or apply it to the lower lash line. Seek prompt medical advice for eye pain or changes in vision, and read the patient leaflet before use.
Eyelash Growth
An online assessment before treatment
Start with an online consultation rather than a face-to-face clinic appointment. Provide accurate information about your medical history, eye health and current medicines so a clinician can assess your suitability. If more information or an eye examination is needed, you will be advised on the next steps.
What is bimatoprost?
Bimatoprost is a prostaglandin analogue that can affect the natural eyelash growth cycle, helping lashes become longer, thicker and darker. It is also used in medicines for certain eye conditions. Its licensing status for eyelash growth depends on the product and local requirements. As part of the online consultation process, the clinician will explain any proposed off-label use before you decide. Use only the product and application method prescribed for you.
When might I notice a change?
Changes develop gradually over weeks rather than days. Results are commonly assessed at around 16 weeks, although the response varies and improvement is not guaranteed. Continued treatment is usually needed to maintain the effect; after stopping, lashes gradually return towards their previous appearance. Follow your prescribed instructions, apply only to the upper lash line as directed, and do not use extra product to try to speed up results.
Important risks and suitability checks
Possible side effects include eye redness, itching, dryness and eyelid irritation. Treatment may darken eyelid skin, cause unwanted hair growth where it touches other skin, or change the appearance around the eyes. Changes in iris colour may be permanent. Tell your clinician about eye conditions or surgery, other eye drops, contact lenses, pregnancy and breastfeeding. Do not share the medicine or apply it to the lower lash line. Seek prompt medical advice for eye pain or changes in vision, and read the patient leaflet before use.