I Used Latisse on my Eyebrows and Now Have Red Itchy Bumps That Are Swollen, Should I Be Concerned?

Latisse can irritate the eyelid. For some patients I recommend reducing the number of applications in a week. However, if the irritation is extreme I will recommend discontinuing the product. Schedule an appointment with the clinic where you purchased the product and discuss your concerns. Best, 

It sounds like you may be having an adverse or allergic reaction. If you have used Latisse before without this problem, it could be this particular bottle. But if this is the first time you've ever used it, you may be allergic.

In either case, you have to discontinue using this bottle. Give your lids a few weeks to recover, and then try a new bottle to see if the same reaction occurs. If it does, then you are definitely allergic to the product.

I would recommend to stop using the medication. It sounds like you are quite sensitive and maybe even allergic to the ingredients in Latisse. It may just be the bottle but I would suggest looking into other products that do not contain the same ingredients as Latisse.

Thank you for your question. It sounds like you are experiencing an allergic reaction or sensitivity to the product. I recommend discontinuing the use of this product, if you are still interested in trying a lash enhancement product you may want to try one from a different company that does not contain the same ingredients.
 

It sounds as if you are experiencing a sensitivity to the medication and maybe even an allergy.  Most likely, the best action would be to discontinue the medication. Perhaps using a new bottle and discarding this one maybe useful. There are other products that don't contain the active ingredient present in Latisse.  I hope this helps.

In a recent study, less than 4 percent of people using Latisse experienced redness, irritation and itching of the upper eyelid which was reversible upon discontinuation. You should stop using the medication and the problem should resolve.