Just wondering if this is authentic and safe, It's latisse bought in their pharmacy in Mexico without a prescription. Haven't used it yet because I'm worried about what may happen to my eyes obviously. Please help :)
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Hello, the association of prostaglandin analogue eye formulations and resultant fat atrophy in the eyelid skin and soft tissues has been well documented. It is referred to as “prostaglandin associated periorbitopathy.” Decreasing your use of latisse will likely slow the progression but...
Hi FlameFan22, Latisse is only formulated for lashes and where you want it is an extended area. Safety cannot be assured since it is not FDA-cleared for the beard area. It may also cause skin discoloration.All the best, Justin Harper, M.D.
It is possible the effect can reverse since you have stopped the Latisse. Best to wait a few months and then see an oculoplastic specialist. If the problem persists, lower blepharoplasty and/or filler injection may be options.
