I use tretinoin for small wrinkles. Was wondering if it is okay to apply latisse to help my eyelashes grown.
Answer: Tretinoin (Retin-A) and Latisse together? No problem*
Latisse, the only FDA-cleared product to geom longer darker and fuller eyelashes, is applied to the skin at the base of the eyelash hair follicles of the upper eyelid. You would not be putting TRetinoin in the same area so it should be OK.
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Latisse, the only FDA-cleared product to geom longer darker and fuller eyelashes, is applied to the skin at the base of the eyelash hair follicles of the upper eyelid. You would not be putting TRetinoin in the same area so it should be OK.
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Answer: What are you doing applying tretinoin AND latisse to your eyelashes?
What are you doing applying tretinoin to your eyelashes. This is supposed to be kept away from your eyes. Have you discussed this with your ophthalmologist?
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Answer: What are you doing applying tretinoin AND latisse to your eyelashes?
What are you doing applying tretinoin to your eyelashes. This is supposed to be kept away from your eyes. Have you discussed this with your ophthalmologist?
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August 9, 2011
Answer: Latisse and tretinoin
Tretinoin (Retin-A) is used commonly for fine lines, skin texture, acne, age spots and collagen stimulation. It is not commonly recommended or used on the eyelids where Latisse would be applied. Latisse should be applied to a clean upper eyelid at the lash margin...like you would apply eyeliner. So, there really should be not reason you couldn't use both products, if you are using them as indicated.
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Answer: Latisse and tretinoin
Tretinoin (Retin-A) is used commonly for fine lines, skin texture, acne, age spots and collagen stimulation. It is not commonly recommended or used on the eyelids where Latisse would be applied. Latisse should be applied to a clean upper eyelid at the lash margin...like you would apply eyeliner. So, there really should be not reason you couldn't use both products, if you are using them as indicated.
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March 2, 2011
Answer: Can I use Tretinoin and Latisse
Latisse is applied to the upper eyelid margin while Tretinoin should not be applied to the eyelids. This will cause dryness, redness as the skin of the eyelid is very thin. Additionally, the retinoins are not formulated for application of the eyes and may cause burning and irritation.
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March 2, 2011
Answer: Can I use Tretinoin and Latisse
Latisse is applied to the upper eyelid margin while Tretinoin should not be applied to the eyelids. This will cause dryness, redness as the skin of the eyelid is very thin. Additionally, the retinoins are not formulated for application of the eyes and may cause burning and irritation.
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March 2, 2011
Answer: Tretinoin not used on upper eyelids
Tretinoin, a vitamin A derivative, is used for the treatment of photoaging, brown spots, fine wrinkles as it causes new collagen production. Although this is widely used on the face with a pea-sized evening applicaiton, I specifically instruct patients to avoid use around the eye area and corners of the mouth. The delicate skin of the eyelid is easily irritated, and tretinoin is likely to cause an inflammatory reaction. Latisse is to be used on the upper eyelash line nightly--therefore, one should not be used in the same area as the other.
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March 2, 2011
Answer: Tretinoin not used on upper eyelids
Tretinoin, a vitamin A derivative, is used for the treatment of photoaging, brown spots, fine wrinkles as it causes new collagen production. Although this is widely used on the face with a pea-sized evening applicaiton, I specifically instruct patients to avoid use around the eye area and corners of the mouth. The delicate skin of the eyelid is easily irritated, and tretinoin is likely to cause an inflammatory reaction. Latisse is to be used on the upper eyelash line nightly--therefore, one should not be used in the same area as the other.
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