In general generics are bio-equivalent to the name brands. There can be some differences in the inactive ingredients. I have not heard these complaints about this with generic Latisse in my own practice. If you are concerned you should ask your doctor for a prescription for name brand...
Using Latisse with ocular rosacea will not cause any serious adverse events but will likely worsen your rosacea and dry eye disease. I reported on a patient many years ago that developed meibomian gland dysfunction only while using Latisse. Signs and symtoms resolved when she discontinued...
Hi,
Thanks for your question. Given your history of inflammatory eye issues I recommend you seek out the care of your ophthalmologist immediately and stop Latisse. Given your history you may not be a good candidate for this medication. Wish you all the best.
Kevin Cavanaugh, MD
