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Paul Rottler, MD answers: Using Latisse forever to maintain eyelash growth?

Do you have to keep using Latisse forever to keep the longer lashes?

8 months ago

By Paul Rottler, MD - St. Louis Plastic Surgeon

Yes, it is recommended that Latisse be used to maintain eyelash growth. Latisse stimulates the antigen phase of hair growth and if you stop using it your lashes will return to normal, therefore it must be used indefinitely to maintain length, color and thickness.

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