Could latisse really change the color of my eyes? i've heard a lot about latisse lately, and i love the idea of growing fuller eyelashes over time. it was mentioned, however, that the treatment might actually change the color of my eyes. is that even poss

Latisse (bimatoprost) : Latisse (bimatoprost) is very unlikely to change your eye color. It is used at the base of the upper eyelashes just above the lash line. When used sparingly in this location, you are unlikely to get Latisse (bimatoprost) directly into your eye. If you somehow repeatedly and regularlly put Latisse (bimatoprost) in your eye for weeks, you might change your eye color. The active ingredient in Latisse (bimatoprost) causes increased pigmentation. This might cause a light brown eye to turn darker brown.

Latisse (bimatoprost) : Latisse (bimatoprost) shares the same active ingredient as Lumigan which is used to treat glaucoma. When droped directly into the eye this medication will change some blue eyes to hazel, hazel to light brown, and light brown to dark brown over time. However, when this medication is applied sparingly to only the lashes (as with latisse) it is unlikely to result in iris color change.