Does wearing contacts while using Latisse affect the results?

IT IS SAFE AS LONG AS LONG AS YOU REMOVE YOUR CONTACTS FIRST CAUSE YOU DONT WANT TO RISK GETTING ANY IN YOUR EYE SINCE YOU HAVE TO BE SO CLOSE TO THE LASH LINE. YOU SHOULD DEFINATELY SPEAK TO A DOCTOR FIRST.

You can continue wearing contacts when you're using Latisse. The key is to wait about 15 minutes after applying Latisse before re-inserting as this gives the product enough time to dry.

Wearing contacts will not change the results of Latisse. It is recommended to remove contacts in case you accidentally get Latisse in your eye and need to flush it with water or normal saline. If Latisse becomes impregnated in your contact lens it may be irritating. Hope this helps. 

Thank you for your question.No, as long as you are applying Latisse correctly, it should not interfere with wearing your contact lenses. Make sure the product does not get into your eye.To be sure, see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have Latisse.I hope this helps.

 As long as you use it as directed, it doesn't prevent you from wearing contacts.   You can find more information on the Latisse website.

Wearing contacts should not be an issue if you are applying Latisse properly, and only to your upper eyelid. Try your best to apply Latisse with the brush directly to your upper lash line, and let it dry thoroughly. This will decrease your chances of getting Latisse in your eye. You may certainly leave your contacts in.

As long as you are applying Latisse correctly (on the top of the lash line, no actual contact with the eye itself) you should not have any problems keeping your contacts in throughout the use of Latisse. 

Thank you for your question. As long as you are applying the product properly you should not be getting any in your eye. You should be able to leave your contacts in without it affecting you. If you do drip Latisse into your eye accidentally then I would recommmend removing your contact and flushing your eye. Best Wishes,Pablo Prichard

Many people keep contacts in for a month or so at a time, making it
pretty much impossible to remove them for Latisse application. This is
just fine. As long as you are applying Latisse correctly - which is
along the upper lash line only - then none of it should be going into
your eyes anyway. If, by chance, you apply too much and some drips into
your eye, then it would be best to remove your contact and flush your
eye out. But no, you don't HAVE to remove your contacts in order to
apply Latisse. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and
cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person
treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."