Can I Use Latisse if I Have Macular Degeneration?

The simple answer is probably but given the fact that you do have a pretty serious condition, I would strongly recommend checking with your opthalmologist before using Latisse. 

I hope that helps!

Yes, you can use Latisse even if you have macular degeneration.  You should continue to be followed by your Ophthalmologist regularly for monitoring of any progression of macular degeneration.  Any subtle changes in your vision need to be reported to your Ophthalmologist, however, there is minimal chance for any penetration of Latisse into the eye when applied correctly.  There are a few published reports of eyedrops in the same class as Latisse, causing some swelling of the retina in post-operative cases or rarely in wet macular degeneration, so you should consult with your Ophthalmologist throughout treatment.

In general, Latisse applied properly to eyelashes does not penetrate the ocular surface in as high concentrations as Lumigan, which is the glaucoma eyedrop which is chemically identical to Latisse.  Many macular degeneration patients have used Lumigan eyedrops without any contraindication from the FDA or manufacturer.  That said, ask your ophthalmologist next visit.