Is it okay to use Latisse in my eyebrows after an Eyebrow Transplant?

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I used Latisse in my eyebrows for two years and then decided to get an eyebrow transplant about 4 months ago because I wanted to stop a Latisse in my brows. The hairs from the transplant are fully grown but they aren't as dense as I would like. Is it okay to use Latisse in the area that I want darker hairs on?

Anil R. Shah, MD · Answer

Hello,There are various methods to thicken eyebrows:
Latisse- off label use has reportedly helped some patientsEyebrow transplantation- We use FUE (off-label use of ARTAS) with regenerative techniques to ensure healthy looking browsMicroblading- Tattooing of the eyebrows which lasts between 6 months to a yearBest,Anil Shah

Baubac Hayatdavoudi, MD · Answer

Latisse is a good therapy for hair growth, whether lashes or brows.   However, at 4 months post procedure, your density will continue to increase.   At this point, the total yield of your procedure thus far, if it were done well, should only be about 20% or so.  Expect growth upto month 18.

William Rassman, MD (retired) · Answer

With your successful history using Latisse and having an eyebrow transplant not dense enough, first I would wait another 2 months and then if you are still seeling less density than you want, I woudl add back the Latisse as a reasonable option

Cory Torgerson, MD, PhD, FRCSC - Account Suspended · Answer

Yes, Latisse can be used on your eyebrows after 2 months post-op and will help with hair growth. However, you will have only started to see the growth in your eyebrows from the transplanted hairs at 4 months and will continue to see growth for the next 6+ months.

Is it okay to use Latisse in my eyebrows after an Eyebrow Transplant?

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