Eyebrow Transplant Procedure
An eyebrow transplant is a surgical procedure where hair follicles are
transplanted to the eyebrows to create or enhance their appearance. It is
typically done for individuals who have sparse or thin eyebrows or have lost
eyebrow hair due to injury, over-plucking, or medical conditions.
Process of Eyebrow Transplant
- Consultation: The patient meets with a qualified surgeon to discuss
their desired eyebrow shape, density, and overall goals. The surgeon
will evaluate the patient's suitability for the procedure.
- Donor hair extraction: Hair follicles are usually harvested from the
back of the head using micro FUE technique.
- Recipient site creation: Tiny incisions or recipient sites are made in
the eyebrow area, where the transplanted hair follicles will be placed.
The surgeon considers factors such as natural brow architecture and
desired results.
- Hair graft placement: The extracted hair follicles are carefully
implanted into the recipient sites, following the natural direction and
angle of eyebrow hair growth. Special attention is given to creating a
natural-looking result.
- Post-operative care: Patients receive instructions on how to care for
the transplanted area, which may include medication, gentle washing, and
avoiding activities that could disrupt healing.
- Recovery and growth: After a shedding phase, new hair growth begins
within a few months. Full results can be seen within 6 to 12 months
after the procedure.