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Latisse Did Not Change My Eye Color or Cause "Sunken Eyes!" - Sacramento, CA
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I've used Latisse for more than 3 years. I have 3...
Sophia18July 8, 2014
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I've used Latisse for more than 3 years. I have 3 light-eyed friends that have used it longer than I have. None of us have ever experienced an adverse effect as a result of using this product. It does NOT change your eye color or cause you to have "sunken eyes." I'm posting a few pictures that I've taken over the past year.
If you're interested in the product, TRY it! I love the results and I'm so glad I tried it for myself!!!
If you're interested in the product, TRY it! I love the results and I'm so glad I tried it for myself!!!
UPDATED FROM Sophia18
6 months post
These are the pictures SweetTart and Onamona requested.
Sophia18August 2, 2014
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August 8, 2014
Beautiful!!!
August 8, 2014
Do you have Dr. Cook's information. I'm new to Sacramento from New England and would be interested in paying him a visit. Thanks
August 9, 2014
If you are interested in purchasing Latisse you can get it from almost any dermatologist, you don't need to be a patient to buy it. I initially purchased it from her office over 3 years ago. She has since retired. I suggest calling around to see who offers it in your area, and who has the best price.
October 4, 2014
Hi, thanks for sharing your experience with Latisse. Your eyes and lashes are very dramatic, and your eye color appears to have remained nice and bright. I have to agree with cat 4114 with regard to your deep upper sulcus, however. Whether this was always your natural anatomy or has been gradually influenced by bimatoprost use isn't something anyone can tell from the pictures you've posted, but they do show pretty classic features of the periorbital fat atrophy with deepening of the upper sulcus that's documented in medical articles. This is what happened to me - my eye color wasn't affected, but my upper orbits hollowed and deepened where the bony rim became very apparent and more upper lid became exposed. Before Latisse (used two years), the area above my eye was full and youthful, with no outline of the bony orbital rim at all visible. And for what it's worth, I used tiny amounts just along the upper lash line, 3-5 days/week. My lower lid area didn't experience any hollowing. In any case, I'm glad you're pleased with your experience, but it's inaccurate to state that the product does not cause side effects just because you don't think it has for you or your friends. It absolutely can and does for some people, and doesn't seem to for others. That's how it is with all drugs (and bimatoprost is very much a drug) - the listed side effects aren't an issue for most people, but a percentage of users will experience them. All the best.
October 5, 2014
Here's the link to an article in a medical journal that discusses the side effect of periorbital fat atrophy that bimatoprost can cause. It specifically states that cosmetic use, as in Latisse, is also implicated. I'm posting this not to be argumentative, but as information that I think anyone using Latisse or considering using it should be aware of. http://www.revophth.com/content/d/glaucoma_management/c/36943/

October 17, 2014
March 21, 2015
I agree with the above comment that the first thing I noticed about your eyes, after the beautiful eyelashes, was how sunken in your eye socket is. It would be great to see a pic of you before your treatment to see if you were always that way.
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