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Yes, you can wear false eyelashes while using Latisse. Just be careful to not pull out your own lashes while removing the false ones. Watch for any irritation to the glue which can cause a rash.
Thank you for your question. Yes, you CAN wear false eyelashes while using Latisse but you run the risk of pulling out the lashes when putting the false lashes on and off so I wouldn't recommend it.
Latisse is usually quite effective in promoting eyelashes growth, so typically artificial eyelashes are really not necessary
Why would you want to. The process begins in about 4 weeks so, wait. However i don't think you will hurt yourself with false eye lashes in the mean time
Sure you can. It takes 16 weeks to get your optimum lashes so in the mean time it is certainly OK for you to continue to use false eyelashes. Be cautious however to not pull out the growing lashes otherwise you will compromise your Latisse results. I have had a few patients use extensions and just trimmed them as needed as their lashes filled in.
A very low percentage of patients using Latisse will experienced redness, irritation and itching of the upper eyelid which is reversible upon discontinuation. The irritation can sometimes lead to darkening of the skin on the upper eyelid where the Latisse has been applied. Wearing false eyelashes can make you more susceptible to this problem so they probably should be avoided as much as possible. Hopefully you will not need false eyelashes soon when the Latisse has had more time to work.
There is definitely an association of Latisse with localized fat atrophy. At the UIC Eye & Ear Infirmary, we have a series of these patients. This is most obvious in patients with unilateral Latisee use and unilateral fat loss. Google Latisse and fat loss to see other reports. There is fat...
Absolutley. If the material is not applied carefully applied, excess dripping down the cheek can increase the groeth of the peach fuzz many of us have.
The difference between Lumigan 0.01% and 0.03% is just a difference in concentration. The 0.03% is three times more concentrated than 0.01%. For pressure lowering, the effectiveness is minimal as noted in glaucoma studies. There are no studies regarding lash growth between...
