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Could You Use Latisse for Growing Eyebrows As Well?
Asked 33 months ago by
lia fox in london
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Eyebrows
Although eyebrow growth is not the intended use, i have a lot of patients who have experienced positive results when Latisse is applied to thei eyebrows.
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Latisse and use on eyebrows
As many of the physicians have stated Latisse is only FDA approved for use on eyelash hypotrichosis, which is another name for having inadequate lashes. With this said I have many patients in my practice who have found it to work quite well on their eyebrows. One of my clients who is the most esteemed eyebrow shapers in Newport Beach has also told me that she has seen exceptional results with many of her clients that have used it off label in this area.
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Latisse for Eyebrows
Latisse is only FDA approved for use on the upper eyelids. However, that does not mean it does not work on the lower eyelids or eyebrows. I have seen the results of both areas treated and it is impressive. Just know that your doctor probably won't "recommend" it because it is not approved. I keep waiting for one of my male patients to use it on his bald spot, but I have'nt seen that yet! Maybe they should sell it by the pint?
Baltimore Ophthalmologist
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Latisse eyelash enhancer for eyebrows
Latisse is indicated for eyelid hypotrichosis, but a growing number of patients have seen successful results with application to the eyebrows. Although this is not FDA approved, the use on the eyebrows is off-label.
Los Angeles Plastic Surgeon
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Latisse for eyebrows
Thanks for your question -
There are numerous reports of people using Latisse on the eyebrows with success. It has not been looked at by the FDA and there really isn't any data about #1 whether this works and #2 whether it is safe.
I hope this helps.
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Latisse for eyebrows and elsewhere
The proposed concept for Latisse is that it extends the active growth phase of the follicle as well as recruiting dormant follicles to enter the active growth cycle. Theoretically and clinically, we do see enhanced growth of hair follicles in areas of application such as the eyebrows, eyelashes, and other areas. Be careful not to put this where you do not want hair growth (such as your lip or chin)
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Latisse for eyebrow
Allergan has received FDA approval to use latisse only on eyelashes. There is empiral indication and quite a few people who also benefit from the use on the eyebrow. Before you attempt any off label usage, you should have a thorough discussion with your physician.
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Latisse can make eyebrows grow.
Latisse is only FDA approved for use on the upper eyelashes. However it is legal and safe to use Latisse on the eyebrows. In my experience it works well for most people. Be careful to apply the Latisse only to the area with the brow hairs. Latisse can temporarily darken the skin so you should be careful not to get the medication on other areas of your skin.
Philadelphia Oculoplastic Surgeon
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Latisse for Eyebrow Growth
Once a medication is FDA approved for purpose X - it can be used for purposes Y and Z , an Off Label use, by any licensed doctor using his or her medical judgment. Latisse works by getting hair follicles (by FDA approval - eyelash follicles) remain longer in the growth phase producing longer, richer lashes. It probably would do the same elsewhere but there are no scientific studies to back it up. As yet.
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Latisse might grow eyebrows
I have dispensed over 3000 Latisse/Lumigan bottles and in my experience Latisse can stimulate eyebrow growth in some people, to some degree. Unlike eyelashes, which in my experience grows eyelashes in 99% of people, eyebrows grow in perhaps 50% of people who try it. It needs to be used very consistently (every day) and for a longer period of time also, perhaps for 4-6 months, to fully evaluate whether it will work or not.
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Latisse for Eyebrow Growth
While Latisse is only FDA approved for eyelash growth, the original studies and are included in the patent information that documented eyelash growth also show eyebrow growth. As this has not been widely used for this purpose, it unknown what dosage is optimal, and what side effects occur. Only further studies will guide better information on how to be use for this indication and in what situations it works best.
San Diego Ophthalmologist
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Latisse for eyebrows
Although treating eyebrows with Latisse is not FDA approved, we have had patients report positive results from using it in this area. What we do not know yet is if these patients will see darkening of the skin in this area over time.
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Latisse for the brows
It is not indicated to be used in this area. It has not been tested in this area. Patient's of mine who have tried it in this area report no changes.
Boulder Dermatologist
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Latisse for eyebrow growth
Latisse is FDA approved to grow eyelashes. It keeps the eyelash in growth phase. This results in longer, thicker, darker lashes. It also keeps the lash around longer.
Use of Latisse in other areas has not been expesively studied. It does not have an FDA approval so therefore if you use it for something else, or on another part of the body it is an "off-label" use.
There are anticotal reports of people using this product to grow eyebrows. Again, it has not been extensively studied...
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Latisse for growing eyebrow hair
This is possible but it has not been evaluated.
It is interesting that the company warns that if you "spill" this onto your cheek, it may result in increased growth there so it make sense that it could make your eyebrows grow. Of course the wheels are turning and your thoughts may wander to its' benefits in male pattern baldness but this has not been evaluated to the best of my knowledge.
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Not Proven Yet
At this point this would be an off label indication since the FDA only approved hypotrichosis as an indication for its use.
It certainly could be speculated that this might be a use for Latisse. Latisse works by putting more of the eyelash hairs into the anagen (growth) phase of their cycle. Also, it seems to spur the melanocytes to make more pigment.
If it were to work for eyebrows this would certainly be a blessing for many of our patients since thinned eyebrows is a frequent...
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Virginia Beach Dermatologist
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Latisse For Brows
Latisse can have minimal effect on growing brows. This is an off label use of the product and as such should be reviewed with the patient on potential risks and benefits of using it here. Patients who may potentially benefit from use of Latisse here include:
Aged eyebrows- typically seen in older female patients from overplucking
Scars within the brow- notoriously difficult area to correct
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Chicago Facial Plastic Surgeon
