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Doctor Bauman in Florida is the pionneer for this procedure. I have normal eyelashes but would like to have them longer, and more of them. Has anyone undergone this and what do you know of this technique?
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Why not just used the Latisse stuff. That will make your lashes longer. Welcome back to the boards.
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jeffrey epstein in miami does them. but they are really for severe cases, because transplanted head hair doesn't really grow like eyelash hair. you are better off using latisse, or getting eyelash extensions.
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I've used Latisse for some time, it worked okay, but after a few months, I got a permanent redness on my upper eyelids. I've stopped using it over a year ago, my eyelashes went back to normal (unfortunately), but the redness has not disappeared, I don't think it will.
So you think even with having the transplanted eyelashes curled as Bauman advises, it won't look natural ? Bummer...
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Eyelash transplants can look weird because I think they are taken from hairs on head and they just don't have that 'eyelash look'. They can kind of look like spider legs. I have a land line but it is very basic and does not take the messages because I also have a cell that I'm told to use instead of landline. But I will be happy to give you number when it works. Sahara wrote:I've used Latisse for some time, it worked okay, but after a few months, I got a permanent redness on my upper eyelids. I've stopped using it over a year ago, my eyelashes went back to normal (unfortunately), but the redness has not disappeared, I don't think it will.
So you think even with having the transplanted eyelashes curled as Bauman advises, it won't look natural ? Bummer...
MissJ, I am sorry to hear about your drama. Just read about it. Please email me with your new number when you have it.
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Sahara wrote:I've used Latisse for some time, it worked okay, but after a few months, I got a permanent redness on my upper eyelids. I've stopped using it over a year ago, my eyelashes went back to normal (unfortunately), but the redness has not disappeared, I don't think it will.
What about trying some of the OTC eyelash growth serums? Revitalash works really well for many people without the side effects associated with Latisse.
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barbiegirl wrote:
What about trying some of the OTC eyelash growth serums? Revitalash works really well for many people without the side effects associated with Latisse.
I actually did. It was called Revitalash.
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Ooops... Sorry, it was called Lilash.
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