Generic Latisse Makes Eyelashes More Noticeable

Action Mechanism

Generic Latisse is actively composed of Bimatoprost. The chemical formula of this medicinal drug is C25H37NO4 and its molecular mass is 415.566 g/mol. For hypotrichosis, the exact working of this medicine is not clearly understood. It is assumed that this medicinal drug improves the hair growth and percentage of eyelashes during the anagen phase of hair. For glaucoma, the drug lowers ocular pressure by augmenting the quantity of fluid that is eliminated from the eye. Generic Latisse (Bimatoprost) is a structural analog of prostaglandin, a natural chemical that is found in the body. It is presumed to help increase the percentage of eyelashes.

Dosage

• Go through the instructions provided by your doctor before you start using Generic Latisse.
• Learn how to properly use this ophthalmic solution. If you have any questions, seek medical help.
• You need to use this eye medication once a day in the evening or as advised by your physician.
• To apply Generic Latisse, first, wash your hands and face. Get rid of any makeup or contact lenses. You can reinsert the contact lenses after 15 minutes of application. Place a drop of this eye solution onto the applicator and draw the applicator carefully across the upper eyelid margin, around the eyelashes.
• If the medication gets into the eye, do not rinse it right away. It will not likely cause any harm if the solution gets into the eye, because it is also used for treating glaucoma.
• Use this Bimatoprost medicine regularly to get the most out of it. Make sure you apply it at the same time each day. Do not use less or more of this ophthalmic solution than advised.
• Using more solutions will not make this drug work faster. It will take up to two months to notice an improvement.

Precautions

• Before using Generic Latisse, inform your physician if you are allergic to Bimatoprost, Latanoprost, or Travoprost. People allergic to bimatoprost should avoid this medicine.
• This ophthalmic solution may contain certain inactive ingredients, such as preservatives like benzalkonium chloride, which can cause an allergic reaction.
• Make sure you remove your contact lenses before applying this Generic Latisse solution. You can wear them an hour after applying the solution to your eyelashes.
• Before using Generic Latisse, inform your physician about your medical conditions, such as eye issues (such as glaucoma, other eye issues, such as macular edema, or uveitis)
• If you are supposed to undergo any surgery, make sure you inform your doctor that you are using Generic Latisse for your eyelash problems.

Side Effects

• Eye redness
• Eye discomfort
• Eye itching
• Dryness of the eye or eyelid

These are common side effects of Generic Latisse. If any of these adverse effects worsen or persist, inform your doctor immediately. There is a possibility of hair growth happening in other areas of the skin where the medication is applied. So, make sure you wipe out any extra medication after applying it to the eyelashes. Seek medical attention if you experience eye pain, suspected eye infection such as discharge, unusual redness or swelling, sudden vision changes, or loss of vision.