Примери коришћења Latisse на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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When Latisse is used?
Do NOT under any circumstances apply Latisse to your lower eyelid;
Latisse must be used carefully;
What if I get LATISSE in my eye?
Latisse users experience these results after 16 weeks.
Is there a chance that my eyes will change color from using Latisse?
Bimatoprost and Latisse may have additional uses in the future;
Be sure to talk with your eye doctor about pros andcons of eyelash extensions and products like Latisse before deciding to use any cosmetic eye products.
Can I use Latisse to treat my glaucoma or ocular hypertension?
Clinical studies that were conducted prior to FDA approval found that Latisse® treatments for lengthening the lashes are safe for most people.
Latisse both extends the growth phase and increases the number of hairs that sprout.
Apply it carefully since Latisse® may promote hair growth on other skin areas.
Latisse is perfectly safe to use and has been approved by the FDA, but as with any drug, there is the potential for side effects.
These side effects aren't too common, and they are not likely to happen to you, but if you experience any of these symptoms orproblems you should discontinue using Latisse and contact a doctor immediately.
If I stop using Latisse, will my eyelashes return to their former state?
Once Allergan determined that they had an eyelash-lengthening(and thickening) wonder drug on their hands, they quickly sought approval from the FDA's Dermatologic and Ophthalmic Drugs Advisory Committee to market bimatoprost as an eyelash thickener andlengthener under the trade name Latisse.
Do you recommend Latisse as a solution to my problem with thin, sparse eyelashes?
Latisse is a version of a glaucoma drug in eye drop form called Bimatroprost in use since FDA approval in 2001.
If you stop using Latisse® your eyelashes will gradually return to their former state.
Latisse is the trademarked brand name given to the cosmetic formulation of bimatoprost, a drug that was originally formulated for use in managing ocular hypertension and controlling glaucoma, but which was discovered also to have properties that were useful for thickening and lengthening eyelashes.
If you stop using Latisse, your lashes will gradually return to their previous appearance.
When LATISSE is applied once daily to the skin at the base of the user's eyelashes, it activates certain hormone receptors in the hair follicle, which stimulates hair growth.
If I want to try Latisse, can I buy it over the counter, or do I need you to write me a prescription for it?
When using Latisse(which is also marketed under the name Lumigan), it is important to remove contact lenses before application and to wait at least fifteen minutes before replacing them.
According to studies, Latisse® lengthens, thickens and darkens eyelashes via a process that isn't fully understood.
You might have heard about Latisse, an eyelash grower, that has been in the market since the FDA approved it in December 2008.
As noted above, Latisse was developed from bimatoprost, which was designed to address problems such as ocular hypertension and glaucoma.
Because the active ingredient in Latisse® lowers intraocular pressure, if you are already using IOP-lowering medications for ocular hypertension and/or glaucoma, you must tell your eye doctor before you try Latisse® so eye pressure can be monitored closely.
Because the active ingredient in Latisse lowers intraocular pressure, if you are already using IOP lowering medications for ocular hypertension and/or glaucoma, you must tell your eye doctor before you try Latisse so he or she can monitor your eye pressure closely.