I have never had a good hairline so I know it doesn't look this way due to receding, but I desperately want to grow hair around my hairline area, specifically up by my temples. Is Latisse effective when doing this or do you have any other recommendations that aren't too expensive and don't involve any kind of transplant or sugery. Thank you :)
Answer: Latisse for head hair growth Thank you for your question. As Latisse is a very small bottle and could be rather expensive for hair growth on the head with the amount of product you would need, I would suggest a prescription for Minoxidil. Your doctor or hair specialist can prescribe this for you. I hope this answers your question:)
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Latisse for head hair growth Thank you for your question. As Latisse is a very small bottle and could be rather expensive for hair growth on the head with the amount of product you would need, I would suggest a prescription for Minoxidil. Your doctor or hair specialist can prescribe this for you. I hope this answers your question:)
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Answer: Latisse for head Latisse isn't a strong enough product for the scalp. Also, it would be very expensive since bottles are very small for Latisse. There are several surgical and non-surgical options to restore your hairline. Recommended non-surgical procedures would include Platelet-Rich Plasma treatments (PRP), iGrow Low Level Laser Therapy, or hair loss prescriptions. Surgical options include Hair Transplant or Follicular Unit Extraction. Consult with a board certified physician to find out whether non-surgical options will give you the results you're looking for.
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March 16, 2018
Answer: Latisse for head Latisse isn't a strong enough product for the scalp. Also, it would be very expensive since bottles are very small for Latisse. There are several surgical and non-surgical options to restore your hairline. Recommended non-surgical procedures would include Platelet-Rich Plasma treatments (PRP), iGrow Low Level Laser Therapy, or hair loss prescriptions. Surgical options include Hair Transplant or Follicular Unit Extraction. Consult with a board certified physician to find out whether non-surgical options will give you the results you're looking for.
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March 15, 2018
Answer: Latisse Latisse is used to improve and extend the length of eyelashes it is not guaranteed to work on other areas such as the scalp. A better product that improves the condition of hair loss would be called reviviogen it is used for both men and women.
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March 15, 2018
Answer: Latisse Latisse is used to improve and extend the length of eyelashes it is not guaranteed to work on other areas such as the scalp. A better product that improves the condition of hair loss would be called reviviogen it is used for both men and women.
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March 12, 2018
Answer: Latisse for the scalp Latisse (bimatoprost) is not very effective for scalp hair growth at the current concentration of 0.03 %. Allergan (the company which makes Latisse) is currently studying higher doses (1 and 3%). Stay tuned - these higher doses may prove beneficial for a range of indications.
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March 12, 2018
Answer: Latisse for the scalp Latisse (bimatoprost) is not very effective for scalp hair growth at the current concentration of 0.03 %. Allergan (the company which makes Latisse) is currently studying higher doses (1 and 3%). Stay tuned - these higher doses may prove beneficial for a range of indications.
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March 13, 2018
Answer: Latisse for scalp hair loss Hey abbie009, Thank you for this question I am surprised not many have asked that on this platform. let me answer it for you, first a quick refresher, we use latisse for eyelashes, this is what the FDA approves it for, so if you begin to use it elsewhere, you are using off label.
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March 13, 2018
Answer: Latisse for scalp hair loss Hey abbie009, Thank you for this question I am surprised not many have asked that on this platform. let me answer it for you, first a quick refresher, we use latisse for eyelashes, this is what the FDA approves it for, so if you begin to use it elsewhere, you are using off label.
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