Latisse

Dr Tom Walker

Dr Tom Walker is one of the founders of Opti Laboratories, the successor to Mylash which he founded in 2007. He graduated from the University of Glasgow with a degree’s in medicine and anatomy. His work has been featured in publications including The Times newspaper and Vogue magazine. He has a passion for bringing innovative and evidence based treatments to the market. The eyelash and eyebrow growth treatment he introduced is the only clinically proven growth treatment available.

  • Lumigan, Latisse and Mylash

    Lumigan, Latisse and Mylash

    Lumigan, Latisse, and Mylash all contain the same 0.03% bimatoprost solution. Lumigan treats glaucoma, while Latisse, approved by the FDA in 2008 for cosmetic use, promotes eyelash growth with longer, thicker, and darker results. Mylash offers Latisse in the UK. Treatment involves daily application along the lash line using precision applicators, with noticeable results typically…

  • Latisse: Once a day or twice a day?

    Latisse: Once a day or twice a day?

    A recent study in the Journal of Experimental Dermatology examined the biodisposition of bimatoprost, the active ingredient in Latisse. Results showed faster hair regrowth with Latisse, but the study had a small sample size and potential bias due to funding from Allergan. It suggests its use alongside other treatments may benefit hair loss.

  • Can I buy Latisse in the UK?

    Mylash Growth Treatment, a UK counterpart to Latisse, shares the same FDA-approved formula containing bimatoprost, promoting eyelash growth. Effective clinical trials validate both treatments. Mylash offers online consultation supervised by UK doctors, ensuring safe usage. Eyelash growth resumes to normal after discontinuation, with no shedding. Not available at retail stores.