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Hello, Takecare. Latisseis a prescription eyelash product which has been proven to grow eyelasheslonger, darker, and fuller. Themajority of users see improvement with their eyelashes within 8 weeks ofregular use.I'drecommend booking a consultation with a physician to determine if you are agood candidate. Take care.
The answer is maybe. It all comes down to how much of the hair was injured. If the hair and upper layer of the skin was burned- the hair will grow back.If the lower part of the hair was burned, the result is that the stem cells of the hair follicle get destroyed. Hair re-growth does not occur.If you are worried, please see a physician for careful review.
Thank you for your question. Latisse is an option, but I would recommend your first check with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.
In a word, yes. Eyelashes are like hair so as long as the root isn't damaged, it's just a matter of time before they grow back. Latisse is a product that can help with the regrowth as it encourages lashes to grow longer, thicker and darker.
I recommend taking a break from Latisse. Continue using a lash serum or conditioner/strengthener to maintain healthy lashes. Give Latisse a try again in 3-6 months.
Hi ngocminh. No, Latisse will not make your eyelashes curl. They will however, make them longer and thicker.
Lumigan (bimatoprost 0.01%) is a less concentrated form. Both Latisse and Lumigan contain the chemical Bimatoprost. The concentration in Latisse is 0.03% - so roughly three times the concentration.All the studies on eyelash growth that were submitted to the FDA for FDA approval were done...
