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"The folks over at Today are claiming that some doctors have been giving out eyelash-growing Latisse prescriptions to help people grow hair on their heads. I&amp;#x27;m not sure if this is really the trend they&amp;#x27;re painting it to be&amp;amp;#8212;the only spoke to one doctor, after all. But what he has to say about what he and his hair loss patients have found is interesting. He says the people he&amp;#x27;s given it to have seen an increase in hair growth with no darkening in color or scalp discoloration either. They just grew more hair. So will more docs start handing the stuff out? Probably only if other methods aren&amp;#x27;t working for their patients for now because each 2-ounce bottle costs $100 to $150. And since you need a lot more of the stuff to cover your head, that can get really pricey really fast. You can read more about his findings here. But what do you think? Do you know someone who might be excited to try Latisse for their scalp? More Latisse talk:Glamour Exclusive! See the Results Christina Hendricks Got Using Latisse for 16 Weeks! Photos: ThinkStock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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