Latisse Eyelash Treatment – Chicago and Naperville
Dr. W. John Bull, Jr.

As a foremost Chicago / Naperville Latisse expert, Dr. Bull recognizes women spend hundreds of dollars a year on mascara, eyelash curlers and other eyelash treatments in order to look more youthful and beautiful. Because of improper makeup removal or aggressive eyelash curlers, mascara and eyelash curlers can cause eyelashes to become dry and fall out. Latisse is a new FDA-approved topical treatment that encourages the growth of eyelashes, increasing their length, thickness and darkness. Dr. Bull is one of the few cosmetic surgeons in the Chicago area to prescribe the revolutionary Latisse, the first and only eyelash growth treatment.

 

About Latisse

Latisse is a topical treatment of bimatoprost, an ingredient that promotes eyelash growth. Patients apply Latisse to the base of their eyelashes daily, much like how they would apply liquid eyeliner. Within four weeks, many report longer, darker and thicker lashes. After 16 weeks, Latisse Naperville patients have the thick, luscious lashes they desire.

Latisse is available only through prescription, which Dr. Bull can provide if the patient is eligible. During a thorough consultation, Dr. Bull carefully evaluates the patient and determines if Latisse is right for him or her. Then, he explains the proper application of Latisse to guarantee the highest level of success. In a clinical trial, 78 percent of patients reported longer, thicker and darker lashes within 16 weeks.

Latisse and Dr. Bull

Dr. Bull is one of the first and only physicians in the Chicago area to prescribe Latisse to patients. In addition to Latisse prescriptions, he performs a variety of other eye cosmetic procedures, including eyelid surgery. Under Dr. Bull's gentle care, Chicago cosmetic surgery patients can look and feel their best. To learn more about Latisse and schedule a consultation with Dr. Bull, contact his office at (630) 717-6000.

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