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Latisse is FDA approved and from my patient's experience, it really works. I would stick with that product at this time.
Latisse is the only FDA approved treatment for growing eyelashes. It makes the most sense to use Latisse, not Latanoprost, as that is the product that was intended for this use. You can also take advantage of a special promotion currently being offered by Allergan, the makers of Latisse, to get a $40 rebate with the purchase of each bottle of Latisse by sending them your paid receipt along with a short form that you can download from their web site.
Latisse is the only FDA approved medication for eyelash growth. You are correct that Lumigan is the same medication as Latisse (Bimatoprost). Latanoprost (a relative of Lumigan and Latisse) will also result in eyelash growth however it is not as effective in creating lash growth as Bimatoprost.
You can store Latisse at room temperature. Most people keep it in their bathroom so it is easy to remember to apply it everyday
If you are being careful to use equal amounts of Latisse to each eyelid, it is likely that if you simply continue using Latisse in the same fashion to both sides they will even out in time. There are approximately 100 to 150 eyelashes on each upper eyelid. The growth of eyelashes is cyclical,...
Latisse can be safely purchased online when it is from a reputable physician’s office such as TheWebDermatologist.com. We are able to make certain that Latisse is safe for you and we are available at all times to answer your questions or concerns. We treat you as one of our patients by...