Omaha Latisse doctors

	Kelly Gallego, MD Sioux City Plastic Surgeon 2800 Pierce Street Suite 101, Sioux City		6 answers
	Joel Schlessinger, MD Omaha Dermatologist 2802 Oak View Drive, Omaha		1 answer
	David Finkle, MD Omaha Plastic Surgeon 4911 South 118 Street, Omaha
	Perry J. Johnson, MD Omaha Plastic Surgeon 17617 Burke Street , Omaha
	Jeffrey Popp, MD Omaha Oculoplastic Surgeon 11919 Grant St Suite 100, Omaha

Recent Answers

Can Any Type of Doctor Prescribe Latisse? Can I get Latisse from my family doctor, or do I have to go to a doctor with a certain specialty?

A: Doctors who provided Latisse

Latisse can be obtained from any licensed physician. However, I recommend one obtain the medication from a physician with experience in cosmetic surgery. A board certified plastic surgeon can likely recommend additional procedures to further enhance one's overall appearance.

Kelly Gallego, MD

Sioux City Plastic Surgeon

Will Latisse Change Eye Color? If I have light blue eyes, will Latisse turn my irises brown?

A: Latisse and eye color

If used correctly, Latisse does not appear to change the appearance of one's eyes. When essentially the same medication is used in larger doses to treat glaucoma, a small number of patients can experience a darkening of their eye color. When used to treat glaucoma the medication is placed directly into the eye instead of on the upper eyelid with an applicator, thus a much higher level of exposure is seen.

Kelly Gallego, MD

Sioux City Plastic Surgeon

How Long Does Latisse Last? Are Results Permanent? If not, how long does the latisse results last?

A: Latisse results

The results obtained form the proper use of Latisse can be dramatic, but they are not permanent. Patients must continue to use the medication in order to maintain their appearance. After stopping the medication, patients can expect their appearance to return to normal over the period of weeks to months.

Kelly Gallego, MD

Sioux City Plastic Surgeon