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Latisse on eyebrows causing forehead protrusion

By MarianF on 23 Nov 2009

Has anyone used Latisse around eyebrows and then noticed boney growth or allergic reaction growth around the top of your eyebrows like forehead protrusion?

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fionamac 10 Aug 2012
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ImaJesusLover 8 Jan 2010
It sounds like you're having an allergic reaction to Latisse on that area of your face. I would highly recommend you discontinue using the product to see if things return to normal after a period of time. It doesn't sound like the problem arose overnight, so please don't expect a correction to normal overnight. Good luck to you!
Neurotica 6 Jan 2010
I am using latisse on my eyebrows; I would like my brows to be wider and thicker, and when i read that latisse will grow hair to wherever it's applied, I thought i would try it. After 12 weeks i got some more hairs but hardly enough to make a difference. Now I am considering permanent makeup. But I have had absolutely NO forehead protrusion. I don't see how latisse could cause that - see a doctor - it must be something else that's causing it.
iswhiz 29 Jul 2012
I've had permanent makeup done on my eyebrows and thoroughly recommend it. Just make sure you trust the person!

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