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most insurance companies will not cover it for that purpose in TTM. you should definitely contact them, and also try to get your doctor to write a letter of appeal, youll be surprised how many letters get accepted with a well worded letter. we are constantly trying to get allergan to help get latisse approved for hypotrichosis in ttm, so far it is only approved for cosmetic purposes and not therapeutic purposes like yours. hope this answer helps in some way. best Abdulla Fakhro MD MRCS
You’ll want to contact your insurance company directly. Usually they do not. Latisse does not solve the underlying issue in TTM and generally speaking insurance companies want to support treatments that directly address the underlying issue. However, in combination with counseling, or pharmacotherapy, Latisse can still be a good option to try to promote hair growth. By itself, it is not effective and only serves to draw more attention to the lashes (or area affected).
Hello, Latisse should be applied at the root of the eyelashes, while the eye cream should not be applied too close to the eye. After a few minutes of applying Latisse, you can go ahead and apply the eye cream, just make sure the area where you applied the Latisse has been dried. Hope this...
This is a good question but also a complex one which I can’t answer fully via this forum. Latisse contains bimatoprost as well as the preservative benzaalkonium chloride (BAC) at a concentration of 0.05 mg per mL. This preservative has been around since 1935. It is quite common in many prod...
Hey ashleyharris83, the best answer here is to talk to your doctor about the two medications. Just to be clear, you are asking if you can use them both, but havent started using them together yet? Iatisse can irritate the eyelashes and the eye, so if you are being treated for blepharitis I would...
