Eyelash growth by using Lumigan

[magrit]

anybody tried this before? im so tempted to try....

pls share!

http://www.eyelash.sg/Welcome/Welcome.html

http://www.latisse.com/

[magrit]

im hoping to get some reviews before i go there next week, pls post ur experience!

thanks

[barbiegirl]

Can I know where to buy this in sg?

[myworld]

noticed one thing that their website is so in shortage of proper information really about local clinic itself. non of the clinic team or even direct address is stated on the web beside only contact No. so strange.

[magrit]

yeah seems abit weird too...

so nobody tried before?

[moonlightsparklez]

anyone tried it already? Please review. I'm very tempted to try it

[OKpocky]

noticed one thing that their website is so in shortage of proper information really about local clinic itself. non of the clinic team or even direct address is stated on the web beside only contact No. so strange.

Hi, so sorry for being nebulous... the website belongs to me... actually we are moving to another location, as the Carelink Family clinic is actually a family clinic. So now we only post a phone number... Our new location which is a proper lifestyle aesthetic clinic is still under renovation (has been over a month now because we're really focussing on the decor) and it's going to be really nice! So when that opens, we will post that location instead... I guess this solves the "mystery"? I can reassure you that there's nothing "shady" about Carelink clinic... especially since we are next door to Lee Suan Yew's clinic (LKY's bro) so there can be NO hanky panky!

[amethyst_twine]

OKpocky able to share the pricing here? i think it's around US$100-200 right?

[OKpocky]

I don't think I should post the price, but it's so much cheaper than what you think! (Latisse will probably be 150-200 SGD when it finally gets HSA approval to sell in Singapore, but Lumigan has been HSA approved for ages and is very much cheaper!).

The Latisse product is exactly similar in composition and even made by the same manufacturer (Allergan - the company that makes BOTOX). Only difference is that Latisse is packaged as a cosmetic product and comes with 60 disposable brushes and Lumigan is sold as an eyedrop, without the fancy packaging and the frills...

U can PM me if u like

[magrit]

hi OKpocky, so will the price increase when u shift to new location?

[escape]

hi

can call eyelash located at Balestier Plaza regards the Lumigan & decided to drop by tmrw or Fri....tempted to try.

fear of eyelash extension as may cause further damage to my real lash....hope this Lumigan works!

Anyone tried?

[OKpocky]

I guess price wont change much... we have been always very reasonable... and if you are coming tomorrow morning... I will see you then

[OKpocky]

hi

fear of eyelash extension as may cause further damage to my real lash....hope this Lumigan works!

Anyone tried?

It works in around 70-80% ... look at my clinic nurse Linda... she is my walking Lumigan poster girl... no mascara!

[Megumi]

It works in around 70-80% ... look at my clinic nurse Linda... she is my walking Lumigan poster girl... no mascara!

Does Lumigan cause darkening of the iris? Any other side effects? Thanks

[OKpocky]

Yes pigmentation of the iris is a known side effect of both lumigan, latisse and other products that used bimatoprost (eg Revitalash). It happens rarely and is unlikely if you follow instructions to only apply to the eyelid skin using a very small amount. People with light coloured eyes like blue and green should be more careful, for those with dark coloured eyes, there is less worry. If you overapply too much, in 4 pct there may be eyelid pigmentation but this pigmentation is reversible after stopping it.