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Nutraluxe Lash MD Vs Latisse

asked 1 year ago by wanting long lashes in San Diego, CA
Latest answer by Mitchell Schwartz, MD
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I purchased Nutraluxe Lash MD hoping to grow out my lashes and make them fuller. I was told the ingredient Prostaglandin I.C. that is in Nutraluxe (its the very last ingredient listed however) will help follicles reach their full potential. I purchased Nutraluxe because it was onl $55 compared to Latisse for $120. I was told I would get comparable results. Is this true? I am 45 years old. I have NO bottom lashes and my top lashes I would rate as average on fullness and length.

2 answers to Nutraluxe Lash MD Vs Latisse

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Latisse vs Other OTC Products

Latisse is a prescription-only solution that has been scientifically proven to stimulate the growth of eyelashes. Many studies have been done to prove its effectiveness using unbiased observers. At present, Latisse is the only FDA approved treatment for growing eyelashes. If you look at the web site for Nutraluxe Lash MD it says "The essential peptides, vitamins and botanicals help condition and improve flexibility, while strengthening and replenishing your lashes and brows, to prevent... more
Mitchell Schwartz, MD

South Burlington Dermatologic Surgeon

dorsetstreetdermatology.com

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Latisse is the only eyelash growth product that is proven to be safe and effective

Eyelash growth products fall into two categories.  Those that work and those that don't.  The ones that work have a potent effect on your body (think about it, it makes your hair grow).  Anything that effective can have positive effects, and negative effects.  Latisse, and its identical twin glaucoma drop, Lumigan, have been used by doctors for literally millions of patient years (years used by each patient x number of patients).  It has been the subject of... more
Marc Cohen, MD

Philadelphia Oculoplastic Surgeon

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