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Blepharitis and Latisse?

asked 2 years ago by Annon in Toronto
Latest answer by Dawn L. Sammons, DO
Question viewed 926 times
Tags: eyelashes

Can I use Latisse once I get my blepharitis under control? As well, is it safe to use false lashes in the meantime? At 22 (or any age I suppose), the thought of not having lashes is scary!

3 answers to Blepharitis and Latisse?

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Latisse for eyelashes

The good news is that blepharitis is usually easily treated. I would treat it and then proceed with the Latisse. I agree that false lashes are probably not a good idea. The adhesive that is needed to keep them in place can cause allergic contact dermatitis and they will tug on the already irritated skin of the upper eyelid. Fortunately, Latisse will allow your lashes to lengthen and thicken in a relatively short amount of time (usually about 12 weeks of use!). So lush lashes aren't... more
Dawn L. Sammons, DO

Ohio Dermatologist
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Latisse and blepheritis

Blepheritis can be of many causes. Treat the blepheritis first, then you can use latisse and false lashes. Consult your physician first, before using any thing on the eye lids.
Samir Shureih, MD

Baltimore Plastic Surgeon
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Latisse and Blepharitis

False lashes are not a good idea in the face of blepharitis. I would strongly recommend that you avoid these. Once the blepharitis has resolved, I believe you can proceed with the use of Latisse.
Otto Joseph Placik, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon

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