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there is only 1 product which is FDA approved for treatment of eyelashes. There is no scientific information available about Revitalash. If you are interested in using a product to stimulate eyelash growth, I would strongly recommend switching to Latisse.
There are no FDA studies or reports for Revitalash like there are for Latisse. If using Revitalash is the only thing you have changed in your regimen, then it is most likely causing this. But there's really no way to know for sure because Revitalash doesn't have studies or safety reports. "Thisanswer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot beheld as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatmentwith a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
Sadly, it sounds as if latisse isn't working for you and your eyebrows. Some patients have seen great results but latisse isn't actually FDA approved for the brows. I would try the permanent makeup again. Best of luck, Dr. Nazarian
Periorbital lipodystrophy (fat loss around the eye) is a very rare, but reported side effect of bimatoprost (the active ingredient in Latisse). It can improve once the medication is stopped. One month of use would be an unusually quick time frame for this to occur. I recommend follow up with...
Yes, latisse will darken your eyelashes a shade or two which can be especially noticed (and often appreciated) by patients with blond hair. Although it's not approved by the FDA for use on the eyebrows, many patients have done so with great results. Best, Dr. Nazarian