Latisse for 13 Year Old Lash-Picker?

Regarding: "Can Latisse Cause Clogged Eyelash Pores?" I have never encountered "clogged" eyelases due to the use of Latisse. Dr. Peter Aldea

Bimataprost (ingredient in Latisse ) is classified as drug by FDA thus legally needs to be prescribed by physician. Physicians can only endorse FDA approved drugs.  This does not mean that other alternatives are safe/unsafe/effective or not effective.

If you are being careful to use equal amounts of Latisse to each eyelid, it is likely that if you simply continue using Latisse in the same fashion to both sides they will even out in time. There are approximately 100 to 150 eyelashes on each upper eyelid. The growth of eyelashes is cyclical,...

The definition of "hollow eyes" is different for many.This question would be better answered if there were before and after pictures- and better yet answered by an in person consultation with an injecting physician. The problems that you are unhappy with should be seen evaluated and...

Your  hyperpigmentation will fad with time. Try using a smaller amount and/or wiping away any excess serum that can drip away from the lash line.  Some customers have reported that by using a fine tipped make up brush to apply the Latisse that they net a better result and waste less of...

Latisse has been shown to be quite safe and will not damage the hair follicles. Individual hairs go through a growth cycle, then a resting phase and then are shed. You most likely have had numerous hairs in the shedding phase simultaneously. If the hair loss continues without new growth taking...