Will I need to see the doctor every month, or can I get Latisse prescriptions for six months or a year?
How often are check-ups needed?
Answers from doctors (2)
Answered by Rejuve
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Monthly check ups are not needed. I think it is reasonable to check a patient back the following month after initiating Latisse to check on any side effects and to monitor progress. It might be reasonable again to check in at 3 months. Thereafter, I think it would be fine to get the Latisse product for 3-6 months at a time.
Published on Jul 11, 2012
Answered by Celibre Medical Corporation
At our office, once you have had the initial exam, the Latisse prescriptions can be filled automatically by the office. Every year we would require a checkup or any time there is a problem or side effect.
Published on Jul 11, 2012
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