I was just discussing this very issue with the Allergan representative and no formal studies have been completed. Since Latisse only goes on the lashes, and since even if a small amount made it into the eye it is a safe glaucoma medication (Lumigan), it is not believed that Latisse should be a problem... more
Is it safe to use Latisse after Lasik eye surgery?
I've had Lasik on both eyes 2 years ago and had no problems. Can I use Latisse?
4 answers to “Is it safe to use Latisse after...”
A: Using Latisse after LASIK
Yes, it is safe to use Latisse after LASIK. I'd recommend waiting at least a month or two though, so that when you apply the medicine to the upper lid, you don't disturb your LASIK flap. Getting the medicine in the eye is not a problem, as the medication is bimatoprost, an eyedrop typically used to treat... more
A: Check with your eye surgeon before using Latisse within 1 year after Lasik
You should have no problems using Latisse once you have healed from Lasik, especially after 1-2 years. If you are less than 1 year out check with your surgeon. It is always good to check in with your ophthalmologist first.
A: Check if you have ocular conditions with your opthalmologist.
It is best you go to your Ophthalmologist. There are many factors to be considered before you start Latisse, one being if you have glaucoma. Your doctor will also check your iris color, as there are studies that show that Latisse may increase the brown pigment that may be aleady existing within the iris. With... more
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