Pink eye. Can I still apply Latisse or should I wait? (Photo)

Only from a reputable physician, healthcare provider or pharmacy. There are imposters and fraudulent products in the market and you want to be assured of the quality and safety of a product that can affect your eyes.

Latisse helps 80 % of women. The vast majority of individuals who benefit the first time will benefit the second time too. For many of my patients, use can be reduced from daily to 2-3 times per week after 12 weeks without compromising results.

Lumigan and Latisse both contain the ingredient bimatoprost. However, they do not contain the same concentration or "strength"Lumigan is weaker and contains the drug at a concentration of 0.01 % bimatoprost.Latisse is stronger and contains the drug at a concentration of 0.03 % bimatoprost.

The manufacturer’s instructions recommend using Latisse® at night because it’s presumed that your face is clean and free from makeup when you’re going to bed, making it easier for the product to penetrate at the root of your eyelashes. However, if you have a personal preference for using it dur...

Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, Latisse is not covered under most insurance plans in Canada. All the best. 

This is not common for most women with typical lash thinning. However, there are many causes of lash loss and yes, some show these kinds of differences.If you are not getting predicted results, be sure to discuss with your physician.