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Can you apply lash growth serum to lashes while using Latisse?

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blessing_Apr 30, 2016

Will the lash growth serum prevent Latisse from helping lashes to grow and thicken? Is it best to just use Latisse on it's own?

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J. Jason Wendel, MD, FACS

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My patients love latisse.  After 3-4 months of daily use, use it 2-3x a week to limit costs and maintain results.  Best , Dr. Emer.

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Other than the packaging, Latisse and Lumigan are identical.  We recommended Lumigan to patients years before Latisse was approved.  Put a drop in the cap and use a very fine eyeliner brush.  It works better than the brushes that come with Latisse anyway. 

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The manufacturer’s instructions recommend using Latisse® at night because it’s presumed that your face is clean and free from makeup when you’re going to bed, making it easier for the product to penetrate at the root of your eyelashes. However, if you have a personal preference for using it dur...

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Nelson Castillo, MD

Thank you for your question and I am sorry to hear of your hair loss issues.  Unfortunately Latisse for hair growth is considered cosmetic and will not be covered by your insurance company as it is not "medically necessary."  

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