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 ?
March 1, 2011
Answer: No increased risk for Latisse in dark skin
I am not sure why you were advised against Latisse based on skin color. The iris color change question would not apply; it based on the use of a different product based on the same active ingredient placed directly into the eye for glaucoma. In a very small percentage of people with green-hazel eyes, the color changes to brown. This has not been reported to happen with Latisse.
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March 1, 2011
Answer: No increased risk for Latisse in dark skin
I am not sure why you were advised against Latisse based on skin color. The iris color change question would not apply; it based on the use of a different product based on the same active ingredient placed directly into the eye for glaucoma. In a very small percentage of people with green-hazel eyes, the color changes to brown. This has not been reported to happen with Latisse.
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Answer: Latisse in darker skin patients
Latisse is considered both safe and effective in all skin types, not just Caucasian skin. A consultation with your physician is important to discuss potential side effects, though they tend to be quite uncommon with Latisse.
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Answer: Latisse in darker skin patients
Latisse is considered both safe and effective in all skin types, not just Caucasian skin. A consultation with your physician is important to discuss potential side effects, though they tend to be quite uncommon with Latisse.
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