Jul 20, 2009 · Latisse and Lumigan has the same drug component they are different in strengths and they are applied differently for different reasons. Latisse FDA approved for growing eyelashes and is …

Aug 14, 2014 · Although Lumigan and Latisse both contain the same active ingredient, Lumigan is formulated for use as eye drops (for glaucoma) and Latisse is formulated for topical application to the …

Mar 17, 2009 · Answer: Latisse and Lumigan I agree, as an ophthalmologist and cosmetic surgeon, Lumigan is meant for glaucoma patients. Even though it is the same active ingredient (bimatoprost), …

Mar 31, 2014 · According to the company, Lumigan (bimatoprost 0.01 %) can increase the length, number and pigmentation of the eyelashes. Many patients do report improvement with 0.01 % when …

Jun 18, 2009 · As the other physicians have answered, Lumigan, when used in the eye daily for glaucoma has been reported to change eye color, but Latisse should not be used in the eye and if …

Nov 4, 2011 · Lumigan is applied directly to the eye, whereas Latisse is applied to the upper lid with an applicator. Latisse samples come in 3 ml bottles and Lumigan samples come in 2.5 ml bottles, …

Jun 10, 2009 · Answer: Latisse and Lumigan Both of these medications are bimatoprost ophthalmic solution 0.03%. They are identical. The difference is the labeling, and the Latisse comes packaged …

May 9, 2016 · Other than the packaging, Latisse and Lumigan are identical. We recommended Lumigan to patients years before Latisse was approved. Put a drop in the cap and use a very fine eyeliner …

Jul 3, 2016 · While Lumigan (as well as the other prostaglandin intraocular pressure drops) commonly causes eyelash and periocular hair growth, they are not actually FDA approved for this use. Latisse …

Jul 26, 2009 · Latisse is Lumigan, and when used in glaucoma, in much much higher concentrations in the eye, has in a small percentage of patients darkened their eye color permanently.