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Generally speaking, insurance does not cover treatments or drugs that are used for cosmetic purposes. However. you may want to ask Tricare directly.
So far my Tricare patients have paid for Latisse out-of-pocket. I would be very surprised if any insurance company would pay for essentially a cosmetic product.
Latisse can make the eyes red. Patients tend to get over it over several weeks to months but it may result in a patient discontinuing the medication if it does not get better. I would give it a little time to see how you do.
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There have been no reported cases of eye color change with Latisse if used as directed. You are getting less than 5% of the dose pf the galucoma drop (Lumigan) that was reported to change eye color in less than 3% of patients. I have very blue eyes and use Latisse and I am not concerned about...
