I wanted Latisse for thin eye lashes but was quickly suggested not to get it due to the hyperpigmentation of the eye. I wasn't sure exactly what part would get Dark.. Could this be prevented with the correct tool ?
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March 3, 2011
Answer: Latisse is safe and effective on all skin types.
Tretinoin (Retin-A) is used commonly for fine lines, skin texture, acne, age spots and collagen stimulation. It is not commonly recommended or used on the eyelids where Latisse would be applied. Latisse should be applied to a clean upper eyelid at the lash margin...like you...
The use of Latisse in patients who have macular degeneration or cataracts is not contraindicated. Latisse is a product that is used to lengthen, thicken and elongate the eyelashes. It is applied along the upper eyelid margin once nightly for the first 12 weeks, then every other or every...
