Permanent Makeup While on Latisse?

I would recommend stopping the Latisse on the day of treatment and during the early recovery period, until any crusting or eyelid irritation from the permanent makeup procedure resolves. You can certainly start using the Latisse again once things have settled down and your eyes are fully healed from the permanent makeup procedure.

Absolutely.  Permanent makeup will fill the void of time before the Latisse begins to make a noticeable difference. 

Yes, you can go ahead and have the permanent makeup while on Latisse.  There should be no problems.  Good luck with your procedure.

No problem.  Go ahead and have the permanent eyeliner applied if you wish.  The Latisse will have no effect.

You can get permanent makeup while using Latisse.  However, Latisse may be better than permanent makeup.  I suggest using Latisse until you see its full effects, 3 to 4 months, and then decide whether you still desire permanent make up.

There is no reason why permanent  makeup eyeliner cannot be used in conjunction with Latisse. Keep in my that regular use of Latisse alone should get you some pigmentation along upper eyelids.

I have dispensed over 3000 Latisse/Lumigan bottles and in my experience permanent makeup fs safe to do while using Latisse, and visa versa.  I personally have permanent eyeliner and have also been using Latisse (and previously Lumigan) for three years.  Not only is it safe, but I have found that my permanent eyeliner has not needed to be touched up at all during these last three years, while previously it had lightened and needed touching up every two years.  While no studies have been done looking at this, to my knowledge, I am guessing that the skin darkening "side effects" of bimatoprost, the active ingredient of Latisse, are also keeping the permanent makeup tattoo pigment or the skin around it dark.  I am  not sure of the mechanism for this but I am happy about this unexpected "side effect."  I would recommend not using Latisse on the newly tattooed area for at least 1 week after tattooing, to avoid irritation.

There should be no interaction with Latisse which will enhance eyelash growth and 'permanent' eyeliner or other makeup. I would try Latisse first, since it is not permanent. You might be surprised at the result in enhancing your eyes appearance.

As for permanent makeup, you should understand that it is not really permanent. As a tatoo, it will fade in intensity, depigment from black to blue, and often becomes less crisp  with time. To maintain the darkness and crispness of the tatoo. mutliple treatments over your lifetime will be the norm. So do consider this carefully, since reversal is difficult particularly on the eyelid margin.

You can use Latisse 3 weeks after permanent eyeliner has been applied to allow for proper healing.

It is ok to use Latisse if you are planning to get permanent eyeline howeverr you should wait until all the healing is complete from the permament eyeliner treatment.  Because Latisse will grow you lashes you may want to try that first to see if you are happy with that look before going permanent.