On average, patients may expect to pay approximately the same per diem as they might for a cup of coffee at their local coffee shop each morning. When discussing your treatment options with your dermatologist, they can help you understand the total potential cost of your treatment. Unfortunately, Latisse treatments are not covered by insurance because its purpose is considered cosmetic. Most patients will be able to reduce their applications of Latisse following an initial treatment period in order to maintain their results in the long term. If you have sparse eyelashes and are interested in a simple and effective treatment that can help you achieve fuller and longer eyelashes, the experienced doctors at Southwest Michigan Dermatology in Portage can provide you with Latisse serum treatments.