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Has anyone had any success with Latisse for eyebrows or eyelashes?
My doctor prescribed Latisse for my eyebrow loss due to alopecia areata. I am debating whether it is worth the cost of getting it filled as I have never heard of anyone with AA having any success with it. Has anyone actually had decent growth of eyebrows or eyelashes from Latisse?
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Permalink Reply by Deana on
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about the inflammation...try looking into the idea that you might have a gluten sensitivity. That is a huge cause for inflammation. Supposedly dairy and sugar could also be a problem for inflammation but I haven't gone to the point of cutting them out from my diet because I got amazing results from just becoming gluten free.
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Permalink Reply by Starshine on
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I tried a chinese herb called ban tu wan but had to stop it once I began the meds. Let me know how the herbs work for you. Send me a friend request or I will send you one so we can keep in touch. My AA may have been caused by stress, diet or both, who knows. Some people say it is genetic. I am trying to eliminate gluten and dairy, but it is not easy. I have definitely reduced it. I know what you mean about people saying it is just hair, and I wonder too if they would feel the same if it was them.
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Yes! I have used latisse for eyebrows for 2 years now. It grew back the sparse areas close to the inner corners of my eyes. I had been plucking them away since I was a teenager and was totally regretting it. I use Latisse on my eyebrows and eyelashes and it worked for both. The only side effect I experienced was some slight darkening at my lash line and a bit of redness/itchiness around my eyebrows.
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Permalink Reply by hagster on
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You don't even need a prescription for Latisse any longer. I saw it advertised on Groupon this morning - (along with about a dozen like products).
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