Can lattise(bimatoprost) melt periorbital fat from fat graft?

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Basicaly title, if lattise melts fat from upper eyelid after fat grafting or even after ha?
 
I would say very likely. Lattise is never worth it due to the fat loss. Just take oral minox.
 
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I would say very likely. Lattise is never worth it due to the fat loss. Just take oral minox.
Hell no with oral minox, it's not worth for me, I use topical on eyebrows, but I will pair with valproic acid too! The question is if I should risk with bimatoprost, I don't really care about fat loss under eyes because I already have little to no fat there, but if I lose upper eyelid fat it will be over since I already have much uee
 
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Try if you saw any side effects stop immediately and just use Castrol oil
 
Try if you saw any side effects stop immediately and just use Castrol oil
Usually this side effect is permanent and the fat won't magically reapear and castor oil is cope I already use minox
 
Fat loss?

Just bloatmaxx theory
Fat loss around eyes. This irritating bastard from tiktok has it
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Also oral minox bloat only effects some people, just try it and if it bloats, stop taking it...
 
Fat loss around eyes. This irritating bastard from tiktok has it
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Also oral minox bloat only effects some people, just try it and if it bloats, stop taking it...
I don't want to take oral minox jfl, not because of the bloat because it's a shitty med, I already use topical and I will use in combination with valproic acid too, but idk if I should add bimatoprost too
 
Usually this side effect is permanent and the fat won't magically reapear and castor oil is cope I already use minox
Castrol oil isn't cope for lashes at least for me worked very good
 
What do I do then

Tried bloated stopped
Lower dose maybe. Castor oil and derma stamp would probably make a difference, also curling and dying eyelashes
 
Lower dose maybe. Castor oil and derma stamp would probably make a difference, also curling and dying eyelashes
Why the fuck people promote castor oil, it's mostly cope, I used for like 6 months and not a single hair grew, but with minox I saw gains in a week
 
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Should I stop taking latisse then...
 
Why the fuck people promote castor oil, it's mostly cope, I used for like 6 months and not a single hair grew, but with minox I saw gains in a week
The second part doesnt even make sense how would u see noticeable results from minox in a week
 
Should I stop taking latisse then...
Ya not worth it. Pointless to take latisse to "max eye area" when u ruin it at the same time
 
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The second part doesnt even make sense how would u see noticeable results from minox in a week
I saw little hair growing after only one week use when I began minoxidil
 
There's a Chad here called lebronjames
(His account)
Used lattise for years and didn't get any side effects
 
There's a Chad here called lebronjames
(His account)
Used lattise for years and didn't get any side effects
I am a bit skeptical because I plan to use it on eyebrows too, not just lashes, meaning that it will come in contact with brow skin and if it melts that I am screwed
 
I am a bit skeptical because I plan to use it on eyebrows too, not just lashes, meaning that it will come in contact with brow skin and if it melts that I am screwed
Minixdiol worked for me very good for brows almost full w derma pin
 
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Minixdiol worked for me very good for brows almost full w derma pin
I am using for about 8months with weekly dermastamping 0,75mm and tret, but I still haven't achived desired results, but I had bad base to begin with, I saw good improvements, but not enough
 
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I am using for about 8months with weekly dermastamping 0,75mm and tret, but I still haven't achived desired results, but I had bad base to begin with, I saw good improvements, but not enough
You will get there Chad :feelsgood:
 
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If your watching your fatpads melt in real time
I think after 1year mark minoxidil, I will just add topical valproic acid and see what gains I will get because from what I read bimatorost just makes the already existing hair longer and hair doesn't become terminal, so the "benefits" aren't worth for me
 
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I think after 1year mark minoxidil, I will just add topical valproic acid and see what gains I will get because from what I read bimatorost just makes the already existing hair longer and hair doesn't become terminal, so the "benefits" aren't worth for me
Can u dm me ur VPA source so I can check it out ill send my VPA topical source
I always wanted to experiment with VPA

Also is this for eyebrow gains?
Eyelash gains aren’t permanent with anything because they go through this cycle
 
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Can u dm me ur VPA source so I can check it out ill send my VPA topical source
I always wanted to experiment with VPA

Also is this for eyebrow gains?
Eyelash gains aren’t permanent with anything because they go through this cycle
Yes, for eyebrows gains because it's a pain in the ass to apply minoxidil on eyelashes! I wanted to use bimatoprost, aka lattise, not only on eyelashes, on eyebrows too, but melting my periorbital fat will descend me super hard as I already have a lot of UEE
 
Basicaly title, if lattise melts fat from upper eyelid after fat grafting or even after ha?
Don’t use lattise unless your a robot that put it perfectly on your lashes / brows.

It will nuke your eye area badly
 
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Don’t use lattise unless your a robot that put it perfectly on your lashes / brows.

It will nuke your eye area badly
On eyelashes it's easier to avoid this, but using it on eyebrows makes it impossible to avoid the brow fat
 
On eyelashes it's easier to avoid this, but using it on eyebrows makes it impossiblr to avoid the brow fat
Yes. But on lashes if you mess up your cooked :feelsokman:
 
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You said you are cooked if you mess up lashes, wdym?
You cooked in both anyways.
Yes in your eyebrows it’s worse cause you have no way to stop it from spreading to your fats.

But in your lashes you can put it perfectly and nothing won’t happen . But if you mess up in your lashes your cooked
 
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But in your lashes you can put it perfectly and nothing won’t happen . But if you mess up in your lashes your cooked
But how, I don't understand why you are cooked? Are you reffering to the posibility of lattise getting into your eyes and going systemic? If yes, lattise will get systemic either way, that's why people got periorbital fat loss even when using on eyelashes
 
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But how, I don't understand why you are cooked? Are you reffering to the posibility of lattise getting into your eyes and going systemic? If yes, lattise will get systemic either way, that's why people got periorbital fat loss even when using on eyelashes
I meant cooked in fat loss wise
 
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