Can I Use Dry Eye Ointment at Night with Latisse

That is a great question and I am not sure there is an answer. Theoretically any Latisse on the eyelid applied before are after the ointment could leech into the ointment and into the eye. In these small quantities most likely it would not have any effect but it would be increased over baseline. Alternatively, one could say that the ointment is protective if applied first. This is a mental exercise and I don't have a definitive answer.

You have two simple options... if you choose to apply Latisse at bedtime- remove all your eye makeup and make sure the area is clean and dry.  Apply the Latisse to the lash line.  Let it dry for about 5 minutes and then put the ointment in your eyes.  Option 2: Apply the Latisse in the morning, before any makeup.  Again, let it dry for about 5 minutes and then put your makeup on.

Soon you'll have beautiful long lashes and no dry eyes.

Good luck!

Dr. Grant Stevens     

It is best to use the Latisse first and then, apply the night time ointment once dry, a few minutes later.  You may also use the ointment and then, apply the Latisse to the eyelids although with this method, it will be harder to see to apply the Latisse properly to the upper eyelid.