When should I start using Latisse - now or wait after I finish chemotherapy?

Thank you for your question. Lash serums such as Latisse, work while you use them. As we age, hair everywhere, including lashes, dwindle and will continue to thin. Latisse will lengthen, thicken, and sometimes even darker your lashes. After you discontinue using Latisse, lashes will revert to...

A side effect of the medication can be discoloration of the surrounding skin. This should improve with time, however it is recommended you discuss with your treating provider.

The concern about eye color change is associated with lash serums containing prostaglandin analogues, which can potentially cause darkening of the iris. However, this side effect is generally associated with long-term use rather than short-term exposure. Duration for Color Change: Typically,...

Hello and thank you for your question. The lash serum does not pose a threat to your eye color if you are not using it close to your eyes. Only if the serum is put in the eye could this potentially happen.

Latisse (bimatoprost ophthalmic solution) is primarily used to enhance eyelash growth, making them longer, thicker, and darker. It is not designed to tighten the skin of the upper eyelid or serve as a non-surgical blepharoplasty alternative. While some anecdotal reports mention changes in...

Latisse and Lumigan both contain the same active ingredient, bimatoprost, which is used to promote hair growth. The primary difference between them is their labeling and intended use; Latisse is specifically marketed for eyelash growth, while Lumigan is an eye drop used to treat glaucoma. If...