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Cost of Doctor's Fee for Latisse Prescription?

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di1234Aug 16, 2009

Since Latisse can only be purchased with a prescription, how much is the doctor's fee? I know Latisse cost around $130.

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Generally speaking, insurance does not cover treatments or drugs that are used for cosmetic purposes. However. you may want to ask Tricare directly.

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I am not aware of any reputable surgeons providing this online prescription service for Latisse but I am sure it exists in the same way the online Viagra prescriptions and other popular pain medications are dispensed.

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It is a very rare risk but you may experience an increase in brown pigmentation in your irises. However, I haven't noticed this in any of my patients to date, and in fact, a staff member who works at my practice hasn't had this happen to her even though she has green eyes. If you see this...

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Both Latisse and Lumigan are the identifical 0.03% bimatoprost ophthalmic solution. However the effective concentration of Latisse at the eyelash/eyelid with eyelash brush is 20 times less than eyedrop with Lumigan. 2% of permanent browning of blue/green eyes have been reported with...

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A 3ml bottle of Latisse generally lasts about 30 days when used with the brushes provided when purchased. Some patients use a thin eyeliner brush that can better conserve the product and can therefore make it last about 6 weeks. The issue with using a single brush as opposed to a new brush with...

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