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Latisse.com has a doctor locator on it. you can also find any cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon in your area as they most likely carry Latisse as well.
Thank you for your question. The best way to go is to go onto Latisse.com and do a search for doctors in your area that have the product. Best wishes.
Latisse is a prescription treatment for enhancing eyelash appearance, available at cosmetic physician offices only in Canada - namely dermatology & plastic surgery offices. At Latisse.com, you can find someone close to you.
Allergan, the makers of Latisse, have a physician locator on their website at Latisse.com You shouldn't have any problem finding someone near you...or your primary physician can write you a prescription that can be filled at your local pharmacy. Good luck! Dr. Grant Stevens
The best way is to go to Latisse.com to find a physician in your area that sells Latisse. Another way would be to see your family physician and ask for a prescription for Latisse that you can fill at the pharmacy.
Visine and latisse can both cause redness and irritation of the eyes. If the products do not bother your eyes, go ahead and use them both. However, use them at least 20 minutes apart.
As the panel members unanimously agreed, the breakage/shortening of your lashes is most likely unrelated to your prolonged use of Latisse. Although anything is possible, it is highly unlikely. As also suggested, you may want to consider other contributing factors such as curling of the...
This type of procedure is perfectly safe for all type of skin colors. Your doctor can assure you that it is safe.
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....
Latisse, the only FDA-cleared product to geom longer darker and fuller eyelashes, is applied to the skin at the base of the eyelash hair follicles of the upper eyelid. You would not be putting TRetinoin in the same area so it should be OK.
The simple answer is probably but given the fact that you do have a pretty serious condition, I would strongly recommend checking with your opthalmologist before using Latisse. I hope that helps!
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