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Seek the opinion of an ophthalmologist, once you have received a diagnosis you can discuss treatment options. Best,
First you have to find out why your have such asymmetric lashes. Then you can consider treatments, such as Latisse. See an ophthalmologist or oculoplastic specialist.
Hi Uneven. It's not clear from your question whether you are already using Latisse or not. If you are not using it, we would suggest trying Latisse first as it lengthens the hair growth cycle which may be able to help you even out the lashes. If you are already using it, perhaps you could use it every day on the shorter side and every 2 or 3 days on the side that is longer. Good luck.
It is important for you to see your eye doctor and have evaluated why there is a discrepancy between your two eyes. If there is not a medical reason, then, you might be able to treat the shorter, thicker side with Lastisse to help them grow.
Hopefully when you removed lash extensions, you did not damage the lash follicles. Lashes can fall out when using lash conditioners, whether prestaglandin or prostagladin free formulation. It is a good idea to try a prostaglandin free formulation. There are several in the...
Your question is an excellent and common question. The most common side effect from Latisse is slightly red, itchy eyes. The active ingredient in Latisse is bimatoprost, which is the same active ingredient in another product manufactured by Allergan known as Lumigan, which is the most commonly...
Latisse is very safe, and effective for eyelash growth. Since it is not applied to the cornea, but to the eyelid skin margin, there should be no risk of vision loss. If redness, irritation, or dryness occur simply stop the Latisse and consult your doctor before resuming the product.