I have been using Latisse for 3 months now on my eyebrows. I have been losing alot of my right eyebrow for a few years now and so my ophthamologist suggest Latise. I don't see anythng happening. I am using one drop on each brow. Is that enough, or does this mean my eyebrow will not grow back. The loss is not from plucking. It is just disappearing. Any help would be most appreciated!
May 11, 2012
Answer: Latisse Use on the Eyebrows
While Latisse is only FDA approved for use on the eyelids, I have many patients who use it on their eyebrows as well(and a few vain guys who use it on their balding hairlines!). As for the eyebrow use, I have seen an effect of longer, fuller and darker eyebrows with Latisse use, however it takes approximately 3 months of daily use to see some effect.
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May 11, 2012
Answer: Latisse Use on the Eyebrows
While Latisse is only FDA approved for use on the eyelids, I have many patients who use it on their eyebrows as well(and a few vain guys who use it on their balding hairlines!). As for the eyebrow use, I have seen an effect of longer, fuller and darker eyebrows with Latisse use, however it takes approximately 3 months of daily use to see some effect.
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May 10, 2012
Answer: Latisse and Eyebrows
Latisse only works on hair follicles that are alive, meaning they have the potential to grow hair, but just aren't. If what you have is actually hair follicles that are unable to produce hair, Latisse will not make the eyebrows grow there. For eyelashes (which is currently all Latisse is FDA approved for) you will see some results after about 5 weeks with the maximum results at 16 weeks. Since eyebrows are different and longer, you should expect it to take longer to work. However, again, the hair follicles have to have the ability to produce hair!
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May 10, 2012
Answer: Latisse and Eyebrows
Latisse only works on hair follicles that are alive, meaning they have the potential to grow hair, but just aren't. If what you have is actually hair follicles that are unable to produce hair, Latisse will not make the eyebrows grow there. For eyelashes (which is currently all Latisse is FDA approved for) you will see some results after about 5 weeks with the maximum results at 16 weeks. Since eyebrows are different and longer, you should expect it to take longer to work. However, again, the hair follicles have to have the ability to produce hair!
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