I have hypopigmentation after Fraxel Restore. Can Latisse be applied to my scars to darken their pigmentation? (photos)

Latisse is a Birnatoprost ophthalmic solution 0.03% FDA approved to grow lashes. One of the side-effects include staining of the skin. It may be used “Off-Label” to tint hypo-pigmented areas. Patients are recommended to use Latisse twice a day until desired color is achieved.
Discuss with your Board-Certified Dermatologist if Latisse is right for you.

Fraxel is a great laser but when treating scars at high settings hypopigmentation can sometimes occur.  Latisse is not FDA approved for hypopigmentation but there are some anecdotal reports of it working.  I would consult with your treating physician to see if there is any other treatment they can offer you for the skin color.

Latisse has been used by doctors to try to correct hypopigmentation with varying results. The company was even looking into a study to see whether Latisse can be helpful. It would be important to understand that this is an off-label treatment, and if you're trying to improve hypopigmentation to treat just the hypopigmented areas, any Latisse that spreads to the surrounding area can actually make the condition worse - and the area can look more uneven in coloration.