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Latisse is prescription only medication. You cannot buy it over the counter. Any physician can write your a prescription.
Yes, you will have to see a licensed doctor to obtain a prescription for Latisse, first undergoing an examination and review of your medical history to make sure the product is safe for you.
Latisse is available currently only with a prescription. You can purchase this at your plastic surgeon's office or get a prescription.
Latisse is available primarily at physician's office and prescribed only after proper consultation. It is FDA cleared for growing longer and thicker eyelashes after daily application. Like all medication, Latisse should be used under the supervision of a qualified physician. Stewart Wang, MD FACS, Wang Plastic Surgery
No, Latisse cannot be sold "over the counter". It can only be dispensed by a licensed physician. It is the only FDA approved eyelash lengthener.
Latisse is an FDA-approved product for enhancement of eyelashes. It has been used in eyedrop form for many years for patients with glaucoma. It is not available without a prescription or over-the-counter. It is important for anyone who is considering Latisse to be evaluated by a physician prior to starting the product. In particular, it is important for patients to be aware of the risks involved with the treatment.
Latisse is not available OTC. You can only obtain it with a prescription or from a prescriber's office. There are uncommon complications and Latisse is not safe for certain patients. Therefore, you need to be examined by a physician before starting Latisse. I hope this information is helpful.Stephen Weber MD, FACS
NO. Latisse is the only FDA approved prescription strength lash enhancer on the market. With proper use you can expect Longer, Thicker, Darker lashes within 16 weeks of use. Hope this helps. Dr. Grant Stevens Marina PlasticSurgery Associates Marina del Rey, CA The Institute
Latisse is a prescription or direct physician dispense only. People who sell this product without a physician exam and prescription are violating the law and are being shut down
Latisse is only available with a prescription from a physician. It is available through most pharmacies and many cosmetic physicians' offices including our own. Best wishes.
No, it is just coincidental. Eye twitching or Ocular Myokymia is idiopathic, that is, no one knows why it happens. But it is thought to be related to increased stress, increased caffeine intake, or lack of sleep. So if you can modulate your behaviors to change those variables, it might help.
Leave the Latisse home for 11 days. Not using it for that brief of a time period will not affect your lashes.
Dear TLR, The eyelashes should grow back to where they were before. You could try Latisse which may help speed up the progress to get them to grow more quickly. Unfortunately, as time goes on, our lashes do get thinner and more sparse.
Having a tattoo on your eyelids should not preclude you from using and enjoying the benefits of Latisse. I recommend that you follow the directions of the manufacture (apply at bedtime to each upper eyelid daily) and you should see results within 6 -8 weeks.
Using some artificial tears for a couple days may make your eyes feel better. The Latisse drops were actually developed from glaucoma and are purposefully used in the eyes. Placing a drop in each eye once will have absolutely no long term sequelae for your eyes.
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