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Lumigan (bimatoprost 0.01%) is a less concentrated form. Both Latisse and Lumigan contain the chemical Bimatoprost. The concentration in Latisse is 0.03% - so roughly three times the concentration.All the studies on eyelash growth that were submitted to the FDA for FDA approval were done using the 0.03 % concentration.Does 0.01 % do something? Yes, it seems to but no formal comparative studies have been published yet.
Thank you for your question. Lumigan 0.1mg/mL is Lumigan (Bimatoprost) 0.01%, this is 1/3rd the concentration of Latisse which is Bimatoprost 0.03%. There are no studies that I am aware of on efficacy of Bimatoporst 0.01% for eyelash growth. It is not that it is less drops. Regards, Dr. Matthew J. Elias
I don't think there should be anything to worry about with your eyelash extensions and breast feeding. However, you might want to call your Ob/Gyn just to be sure. Best, Dr. Nazarian
You should never use a medication that has expired (this includes topical medicines like Latisse) even if the bottle hasn't been opened. There is an expiration date on bottles for a reason. Medicines and other chemical ins them degrade over time and they can lose their potency or...
Although I don't think it will hurt, I've also never heard of caster oil helping. There are any number of things that could be causing your hair loss. You might want to schedule an appointment with a dermatologist to discuss. Latisse can help your existing lashes look longer and fuller, but it...