Using topical alopecia treatments on eyebrows and developed reticulated eyelid skin pattern - is this normal? (photos)

Latisse is proven to grow eyelashes (and eyebrow hair). Unfortunately the prostaglandin, bimatoprost kills the fat under the skin, and also causes chronic changes in the skin that thin these structures. So while the product does make the eyebrows thicker, longer, and darker, the atrophy of the eyebrow that it also causes prematurely ages the eyebrow. I strongly recommend discontinuing the Latisse. There are other brow serums. Many of these over the counter products contain isopropyl cloprostenate which are also a prostaglandin, grow brow hair and eyelashes, and sadly also atrophy the tissues. You may encounter products containing Jamaican castor bean oil. These are often touted as "organic." These also contain prostaglandin and cause the same issue. Stop using the Latisse and some recovery would be expected. You will also prevent further damage.