How to Safely Apply Latisse with Contact Lenses On?

The directions from Allergan the corporation that makes Latisse are as follows: Once nightly after you ensure your face is clean, makeup and contact lenses removed. Remove an applicator from it's tray. Then, holding the sterile applicator horizontally, place one drop of Latisse...

I find that after the initial daily use for about 8 weeks, and the resulting filling in and growth of the eyelashes, the frequency of use(maintenance phase) can be cut back to every other or every third day. This should be continued indefinitely for luxurious lashes. Moving to the maintenance...

I recommend you see an ophthalmologist to make sure your eyes are okay before you continue using the product. A side effect related to Latisse is itchy or red eyes, and your eyes may never get used to this.

There is a counterfeit for everything! I see this to many times patients come to my office in tears after trying to save a few hundred dollars by going to see a "Specialist" from out of town that came for a short time to do treatments at a hotel room. You have to wonder who is this...

Latisse is applied to the upper eyelid margin which results in little or no product ever touching the eyeball itself. Even if a tiny amount did reach the eyeball, the effect would in fact be to lower the pressure of the eye, not increase it.

You definitely need to clean the eye before applying the latisse. This is also why Allergan has given multiple brushes, so that a clean brush is used with each application. Do not place the latisse directly into the eye. Latisse is actually a glaucoma medication. It is sold as Lumigan and this...