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Luminance vs Latisse for eyebrow hair loss?

pinkdiamonds89May 2, 2022
Hi! My insurance covers Lumigan for eyebrow hair loss but will not cover Latisse for some reason. I have tried Lumifan for 6 months and not seen any results. Is there much chance Latisse would work if Lumigan didn’t work or is it unlikely?

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