Latisse with permanent eyeliner

Steven H. Williams, MD answers: Latisse with micro pigmentation or permanent eyeliner?

Will it change the color of the permanent make up?

12 months ago

By Steven H. Williams, MD - Bay Area Plastic Surgeon

You can use Latisse with permanent eyeliner.

It will not change the color of the eyeliner. You should becareful with any new invasive procedures to your eyelids or lashes while using Latisse however.

I hope this helps.

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