If you are wearing Latisse on your eyelashes and it gets in your eyes, like by rubbing your eyes or something, would it do any harm to your eyes or your vision? I know it just got approved, but does anybody know? Thx.
April 12, 2010
Answer: If used properly, Latisse is extremely safe Hi there- Latisse should not cause harm to your eyes or your vision if you were to get the solution in your eye. It is unlikely, if applied properly, that Latisse will get in your eye since you only have to apply a small amount to the lash line for the product to be effective. It is normal to have some mild itching and redness during the first few days after you start using Latisse. There are also less common side effects that include darkening or redness of the eyelid and increased brown pigmentation of the colored part of the eye, which is only a risk for those with green or hazel eyes, and has actually never happened with Latisse, but with its glaucoma equivalent.
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April 12, 2010
Answer: If used properly, Latisse is extremely safe Hi there- Latisse should not cause harm to your eyes or your vision if you were to get the solution in your eye. It is unlikely, if applied properly, that Latisse will get in your eye since you only have to apply a small amount to the lash line for the product to be effective. It is normal to have some mild itching and redness during the first few days after you start using Latisse. There are also less common side effects that include darkening or redness of the eyelid and increased brown pigmentation of the colored part of the eye, which is only a risk for those with green or hazel eyes, and has actually never happened with Latisse, but with its glaucoma equivalent.
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April 3, 2010
Answer: Latisse in the eyes may cause some irritation. Latisse is the same medication which is in Lumigan eye drops used for glaucoma. It can cause some irritation, but in general is safe. It should be applied in the area for hair growth, along the upper eyelash line and the excess wiped away. Remember to remove your contact lenses as well, and leave them out for 15 minutes. I hope this helps.
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April 3, 2010
Answer: Latisse in the eyes may cause some irritation. Latisse is the same medication which is in Lumigan eye drops used for glaucoma. It can cause some irritation, but in general is safe. It should be applied in the area for hair growth, along the upper eyelash line and the excess wiped away. Remember to remove your contact lenses as well, and leave them out for 15 minutes. I hope this helps.
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