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You should always use Latisse after you've cleansed your face and before you apply any other products. Please wait for several minutes for the product to dry before you apply any cream.
No, you can use Latisse and put on night cream afterward. For more information on Latisse, visit my website.
But I would like to know much more about the cream you're using before combining the two. Is it a retinoid cream? A moisturizing cream? An anti-oxidant cream? Are you applying the cream to the upper lids? The lower lids? Latisse is not contraindicated with any particular over the counter creams at this time, and can be used either before or after with safety.
Please ask your doctor who is prescribing you Accutane. They would be able to better answer this question.
If you are experiencing any eyeball changes, I would discontinue the product and seek the exam of an ophthalmologist.
Latisse extends the growth phase of eyelashes, but intrinsic characteristics of the eyelashes will not change like curliness.
Hi there- Check with the surgeon who performed your PRK, but in general, and as long as you follow the instructions, there should be no reason that you cannot safely and effectively use Latisse.
False lashes are not a good idea in the face of blepharitis. I would strongly recommend that you avoid these. Once the blepharitis has resolved, I believe you can proceed with the use of Latisse.
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