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How does latisse work?
Bimatoprost affects the cyclic growth phase (anagen) of eyelash hair in two ways: firstly, it increases the duration of this phase, and secondly, it increases the number of hairs in this growth phase.
How should bimatoprost be used?
Every evening, before going to bed, when all cosmetics are removed, latisse is applied to the base of the eyelashes of the upper eyelid. It is not used for the lower eyelid or the eyes themselves, as this can lead to excessive hair growth outside the treatment area.
How soon will the results be visible?
Visible result starting from 4-6 weeks, the maximum result is achieved by 12-16 weeks. Growth occurs gradually, every day during the night.
How long does one bottle of bimatoprost last?
One bottle is enough for 8-12 weeks of daily use.
Is bimatoprost a substitute for mascara?
No, latisse doesn't work like mascara. Bimatoprost is a solution for the growth of eyelashes. However, mascara can be used as an addition to bimatoprost.
What if one evening I forget to use bimatoprost? Or several days in a row?
If you miss one or more applications, don't try to catch up. It is enough to prescribe bimatoprost treatment for the next evening and stay within the established schedule.
What happens if I stop using latisse?
After a few months (usually 2-3 months, and maybe more) after the termination of the course, your eyelashes will return to their natural size. At the same time, if you use the product 1-2 times a week, after the first bottle ends, then the newly growing eyelashes will grow long immediately - there will be no need to repeat the daily course again. The bottle in this mode of use will last for 4-6 months.
How long can I use Latisse/Lumigan?
After 2 bottles of Latisse/Lumigan it is recommended to take a break for 2-3 months.
Do I need to use Latisse daily, after the eyelashes have grown?
There's no need for that. It is enough to use the product 1-2 times a week to ensure that the length of your eyelashes remains maximum.
Is it possible to use bimatoprost during pregnancy and lactation?
Unfortunately, during pregnancy and lactation, the use of any cosmetic preparations should be carried out under the supervision of a doctor. Since tests on the use of lumigan with the participation of pregnant and lactating women, adolescents under the age of 18, and cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy have not been conducted, we do not recommend using the remedy in the above cases.
What side effects can be caused by Latisse?
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The most common side effects after using bimatoprost are the appearance of itching in the eyes and / or redness of the eyes. This was reported by about 4% of patients. Latisse can cause other, less common side effects that usually occur on the eyes or on the skin close to the places on the eyes where latisse is used. This can be darkening of the skin, eye irritation, dry eyes and redness of the eyelids. If you find an unusual eye condition (for example, injuries or infections), experience a sharp decrease in visual acuity, have had eye surgery or have detected any eye reaction, in particular conjunctivitis and eyelid reaction, you should immediately consult a doctor for advice on the further use of bimatoprost.
Are there any special caveats associated with using bimatoprost?
Bimatoprost solution is intended for use on the skin of the upper eyelid at the base of the eyelashes. Does not apply on the lower eyelid. If you use LUMIGAN or other drugs of the same class with elevated intraocular pressure (PGD), or if you have experience with abnormal PGD, you should use latisse only under strict medical supervision. The use of latisse can cause darkening of the eyelid skin, which can be reversible. It is quite possible to grow hair on other skin surfaces, most often in contact with latisse. Any excess presence of the solution outside the field of the upper eyelid should be removed with a cloth or other absorbent material that can reduce the likelihood of its spread. It is also possible for eyelashes to have differences in length, thickness, density, pigmentation, number of hairs and / or in the direction of eyelash growth on different eyes. These differences, if they are detected, usually disappear when you stop using latisse.
What should I do if I wear contact lenses?
Contact lenses should be removed before applying Latisse and can be re-dressed 15 minutes after applying the solution.
What should I do if Latisse got into my eyes?
Bimatoprost is an eye medication. Its contact with the eyes should not harm them. At the same time, you can not rinse your eyes.
Who should not use Latisse?
Do not use bimatoprost if you have an allergic reaction to one of its components, as well as during pregnancy and lactation.
What is skin hyperpigmentation?
This is a common, usually harmless condition in which some areas of the skin become darker than the color of the surrounding skin. This happens with an increase in melanin, a brown pigment that is produced in the skin for its normal, normal color. Hyperpigmentation of the skin is a possible side effect of bimatoprost, but may be reversible after discontinuation of the drug.
Why should Latisse be applied only to the base of the eyelashes of the upper eyelids?
Clinical trials of Latisse were conducted on women who used the product only on the basis of upper eyelid eyelashes. Do not apply the solution to the eyes or lower eyelids. There is a potential possibility of hair growth in those places where the bimatoprost solution comes into repeated contact with the skin surface. It is important to apply bimatoprost only on the skin of the upper eyelid at the base of the eyelashes with the help of an accompanying applicator and carefully wipe the excess on the edges of the eyelids to avoid its interaction with the skin of the cheeks or other areas.
What should I do if there is an itch in my eyes?
Eye itching may be detected immediately after use. Consult your doctor if the itching persists or you notice the occurrence of other symptoms. If you have discovered an unusual eye condition (for example, injuries or infections), have experienced a sharp decrease in visual acuity, have undergone eye surgery or have detected any eye reaction, in particular conjunctivitis and eyelid reaction, you should immediately consult a doctor for advice on further use of Latisse.
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