I just started using Latisse last week. I noticed it makes my eyes a little red, and after I put it on they get itchy and more red. Will this go away or should I stop using it?
September 17, 2013
Answer: Red and Itchy Eyes After Using Latisse
Red, irritated , itchy eyes after starting Latisse is a common side effect of the medication. Although bothersome, it is rarely harmful to the eye. Make sure to use only one drop of Latisse on your brush even though the brush may feel dry there is medication on it. Remember that a little bit goes a long way. If your eyes get too irritated you can stop using it for a week. If your eyes are irritated and you would like to continue using it make a visit to your ophthalmologist who will prescribe eye drops to help with the irritation.
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September 17, 2013
Answer: Red and Itchy Eyes After Using Latisse
Red, irritated , itchy eyes after starting Latisse is a common side effect of the medication. Although bothersome, it is rarely harmful to the eye. Make sure to use only one drop of Latisse on your brush even though the brush may feel dry there is medication on it. Remember that a little bit goes a long way. If your eyes get too irritated you can stop using it for a week. If your eyes are irritated and you would like to continue using it make a visit to your ophthalmologist who will prescribe eye drops to help with the irritation.
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August 20, 2013
Answer: Irritation from Latisse
Thank you for your question. This is the most common side effect from Latisse, make sure that you are using as directed and not over saturating your brush. Try to avoid rubbing the area and make sure it is being applied on a clean face. If the irritation gets any worse, discontinue use and consult you physician.
- Best wishes
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August 20, 2013
Answer: Irritation from Latisse
Thank you for your question. This is the most common side effect from Latisse, make sure that you are using as directed and not over saturating your brush. Try to avoid rubbing the area and make sure it is being applied on a clean face. If the irritation gets any worse, discontinue use and consult you physician.
- Best wishes
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