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Thank you for sharing your question. By morning it is okay to wash your eyes as the Latisse has been absorbed by your skin and hair follicles. Hope this helps.
Thank you for your question. If you apply LATISSE® to your lashes in the evening before bed, the product should have fully absorbed into your skin by the morning. You should be perfectly fine washing your face as normal in the mornings.
This is a great question. The medication will have been fully absorbed during the night, so you can wash your face as you would normally the next morning.
Is it safe to wash your eyes the following morning after as the Latisse has already been absorbed. Make sure not to wash the eye area aggressively with cleansers that contain detergents and to use clean hands.
Great question. Latisse will be absorbed over night, so it's ok to resume normal activities in the morning. It is important to be constant with Latisse as the changes are gradual. It's also importante to get it from a certified provider as the market is flodeed with imitations. Hope this helps!
It is recommended that you apply Latisse at night; therefore, I would suggest, take your shower, wash your face and then apply Latisse. You would be able to wash your face the following morning.
Thank you for your question.You can wash your face as normal in the morning. The medication is absorbed over night and so you can do as you normally would in the morning.
Hello Paris,Thank you for your question. By morning, the medication has absorbed and it is okay to wash your eyes. Hope this helps.All the best,Carlos Mata, MD, MBA, FACSBoard-Certified Plastic Surgeon
Thank you for your question! If you apply your Latisse at night, you can go about your regular routine by the morning. I hope this helps!
Great question, but no worries. It will all have absorbed in your skin and hair follicles by next morning. So it is f9ne to wash your face the next am.Hope this helps,Dr. Amy
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