Latisse®

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Latisse is an FDA-approved eyelash growth stimulator that can be obtained by prescription at our office. This liquid medication is applied daily to the upper lash line using a small single-use brush. Remove your contacts before applying the serum and be careful to only apply the product along the lash line so that hair does not grow on the surrounding skin. Over 12-16 weeks, patients typically see their eyelashes growing longer, thicker and darker. Although the degree of improvement varies, most patients see a noticeable difference. Treatment needs to be continued to maintain results. 

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board-certified plastic surgeon

DR. LUCIE CAPEK

Dr. Lucie Capek offers advanced cosmetic plastic surgery from the unique perspective of a female plastic surgeon. Since 1996, she has been serving patients in the Capital District from Albany, Saratoga, Schenectady, and Troy, NY. She is known for using the latest technology to perform body contouring, breast surgery, and facial cosmetic surgery. She personalizes every treatment to give each patient the most natural-looking results, enhancing their beauty and increasing their self-confidence. Above all, her practice is dedicated to your health and wellness. Dr. Capek understands that your beauty and confidence is about more than just your appearance. To schedule your first consultation, contact Lucie Capek, MD.

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Am I a Good Candidate for Latisse? 

Latisse can benefit men and women who desire longer, fuller lashes. Ideal candidates do not have a history of eye infections, inflammation, or conditions like glaucoma and macular edema. Latisse is the same medication that is used to treat glaucoma (bimatoprost ophthalmic solution, 0.03%), so patients with any form of eye disease should check with their ophthalmologist before using it. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should also wait to use Latisse.

QuadA Accredited

CAPEK SURGICAL ARTS

Dr. Capek is pleased to offer her patients an intimate, comfortable and discreet surgical experience at Capek Surgical Arts (CSA), her state-of-the-art Quad A accredited operating suite right here in Latham, NY. You can undergo your procedure under the expert care of board-certified Plastic Surgeon Dr. Capek and her exceptional team of anesthesia and clinical staff without having to go to a hospital or surgery center.

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What Are the Risks?

Unlike other eyelash serums, Latisse is FDA-approved and has undergone clinical testing to ensure its safety and low risk of complications. Side effects are usually minimal, such as mild irritation or pigmentation in the skin where applied. This should not last longer than a few minutes if it occurs at all. Latisse should not be used IN the eyes since it can permanently darken the color of the iris. It should also not be applied to the lower lash line but the product will gradually transfer to the lower lashes on its own when you blink. 

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For more information, schedule your consultation appointment with Dr. Capek today!

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Dr. Lucie Capek

board-certified plastic surgeon

Dr. Lucie Capek is a dual board-certified plastic surgeon, certified by both the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. With more than three decades of experience, she has perfected the art of blending surgical precision with artistic vision to create beautiful, natural results for her patients.

Throughout her distinguished career, Dr. Capek has helped thousands of individuals achieve their aesthetic goals with skill, compassion, and integrity. She is an active member of several esteemed professional organizations, including the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, The Aesthetic Society, the American College of Surgeons, the New York State Society of Plastic Surgeons, and the Medical Society of the State of New York (MSSNY).

Dr. Capek’s commitment to excellence and personalized care has earned her a reputation as one of the region’s most trusted and respected plastic surgeons.

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