How to grow eyebrows ? I've been using Latisse for almost a year with little results ..

Sadly, it sounds as if latisse isn't working for you and your eyebrows. Some patients have seen great results but latisse isn't actually FDA approved for the brows. I would try the permanent makeup again. Best of luck, Dr. Nazarian

Thank you for your question. Latisse is not FDA approved for eyebrows. Although some patients have seen improvement when using it on this area it is not helpful for everyone. Consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon for treatment options.

It's important to get an accurate diagnosis. There are so many causes of eyebrow hair loss. Anti-inflammatory mediations, and growth promoting medications can sometimes be helpful - but the proper treatment all depends on your diagnosis. You'll want to see a dermatologist to determine precisely your diagnosis. 

lattisse is not recommend for eye brow, it is used  for eye lash. So it is normal that you do not see any eye brow growth. You can contact a dermatologist to get the diagnosis for the cause of hair loss in your eye brow. If it is not caused by an inflammatory condition and it is stable you can visit a hair transplant specialist to have hair transplant in the eye brow.  Eye brow hair transplant is common and you can get a very nice and natural result if done by a specialist. The only set back is you need to trim your eyebrow every so often. 

It is difficult to know what might be causing your eyebrow loss.  The first step to regrowing them would be to control the seborrheic dermatitis. Once it is under control, you should start to see eyebrow regrowth after about 6 months.  Products like Latisse can help, as can Rogaine and REvitabrow.  One thing NOT to do is to get a brow transplant  - because until you can stabilize the loss of the native brow hair, whatever is making the hair fall out now would attack the grafts, too.Good luck!