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As a doctor, we should not be advising people to take expired medications and I would advise you to buy new Latisse. No one can really ensure how efficaceous the medication is after the expiration date. Why? The conditions with which the medication Often, medications are still good for a variable period of time, so if you want to try, it is possible that the medication is still active.
Thank you for your question. Medication bottles (including Latisse) have expiration dates on the bottles. Although the product may still be effective after the expiration date, I would probably want you to get new bottles of Latisse that were not expired.
Many medications are actually still quite effective long after their expiration date. The dates are usually there because of FDA requirements. If you're using a product after its expiration date and it seems to have less effect then it's time to replace it. Other risks, such as infection, would be very unlikely. Therefore, with medications such as Latisse I always recommend using the product for quite some time after it expires because it is likely to still be just as effective. It's too expensive to just throw it away.
Latisse is applied daily with a disposable brush which is included with product. Latisse is gently applied along the base of the upper eyelashes. After three or four months, Latisse can be used much less frequently to maintain longer, thicker lashes. There are approximately 100 to 150...
Thank you for your question. The bottle of Latisse is a 3 ml bottle that usually lasts patients 1-2 months with nightly application to the upper eyelids. Do not overuse the product. Most patients re-use the brushes so that they don't run out. Best wishes.
Did you skip many applications? Did you take photos before to get a true comparison? Many people think they haven't benefitted from various aesthetic treatments, when in actuality their memories are deceptive.
You should see a board-certified aesthetic physician and have evaluation including possible check for thyroid function and iron level. I would stay away from minoxidil or Rogaine for eyebrows given substantial risks of excessive facial hair growths on forehead area. Your best bet is Latisse,...
Hi Natalie, When you start using Latisse, it initially takes several weeks to start to see results. The maximum results are not seen until you have been using Latisse Daily for 4 months. After 4 months, we usually recommend our patients to go onto a Latisse Maintenance program...
Thank you for your question. Although the FDA approves the bottle for 1 month's worth of Latisse and supplies 30 applicators - some patients use 1 applicator for each eye therefore giving them 60 days worth. Others choose to buy eyeliner brushes (but that may become expensive)...