You’re using a lot of cosmetic products to fill your eyebrow and make them look fuller or thicker, right? Well, you can stop doing that now! With an eyebrow transplant, you will get a permanent solution to thin eyebrows, making you look more attractive and vibrant.
Eyebrow transplant is a delicate surgical procedure to make the eyebrows look fuller by transferring hair grafts to the brow areas. The graft usually contains the hair and its roots or follicle.
To get the best results, your surgeon must be careful and precise when placing the eyebrow hair as this hair should be placed in specific directions and angles to mimic the natural growth pattern. You can undergo a full or partial eyebrow transplant to restore thin spots, depending on your goals and needs.
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An eyebrow transplant carries a lot of benefits for your overall facial appearance. In short, you may enjoy the following benefits if you choose to undergo this procedure:
Get the thick, more defined eyebrows that you’ve always wanted!
Receive long-lasting results that remain for many years to come
Improve your overall facial appearance and expressions
Stop using expensive, chemical makeup products to make your eyebrow look thicker
Hide skin irregularities, burns, and scars on your eyebrows.
Increase your self-confidence and look more appealing
Be like celebrities, such as Chrissy Teigen and Meagan Good, who underwent this surgery to get their awesome look!
Candidates for Eyebrow Transplant
Preparing for an eyebrow transplant is simple and straightforward, but you must first find an experienced surgeon or contact a respected clinic that offers such treatments. They may prepare you for this procedure by recommending the following:
Stop taking anticoagulants like aspirin before the surgery
Avoid the use of risky, irritating cosmetics products
Avoid sun exposure
Steps of Eyebrow Transplant
The steps of eyebrow transplant surgery are very similar to those of hair transplant. In sum, your surgeon may need 2-3 hours to complete the procedure and may follow steps such as:
1. Anesthesia
Give you a general anesthetic agent to ensure a painless process during the surgery.
2. Incisions Making
Start making small incisions at the donor sites and the sites that will receive the new hair in your brows.
3. Hair Transplanting
Take hair grafts from the hair above your ears and start transferring both the hair and follicles to the transplantation sites in your brows. Finally, they close or wrap the site with bandages.
Recovery After Eyebrow Transplant
The recovery phase after the procedure is usually quick and easy. Nonetheless, you must expect a couple of things during this time, including:
The formation of some scabbing around the brows in the first few days after the surgery.
Bruising and swelling in the areas in the first 5 days. You can use a saline spray to alleviate these symptoms.
You may feel some pain. For this reason, your doctor may prescribe painkillers in the first 5 days after the procedure.
The fall out of the newly transplanted hair. This is definitely normal as the hair will regrow again after 3 months.
You can start trimming the transplanted hairs to reach the typical brow length.
Avoid strenuous activities in the 3 weeks following the surgery.
The results manifest clearly within the first 2 years.
Risks of Eyebrow Transplant
Despite being a simple surgical procedure, eyebrow transplant still poses some potential complications and risks, such as:
Infection, bruising, or swelling
Patchy hair growth
Uneven or misaligned eyebrows
Eyebrow hair with different textures or grow in different directions
Inflammation of hair follicles (folliculitis)
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FAQ's
Candidates for Eyebrow Transplant
Both men and women can undergo this procedure to restore the natural look of their eyebrows. In any case, doctors usually recommend this procedure for people who complain of the following issues:
Have thin eyebrows due to genetic reasons.
Seek a reliable method to cover unwanted tattoos on the eyebrows.
Have lost hair because of previous traumas, scars, or medical treatments or conditions.
At what age can eyebrow transplant be performed?
It is preferable that the patient is 20 years old at least.
Is it possible to correct eyebrows shape after eyebrow transplant?
It is better to wait 6 months after the procedure.
Can body hair be used for eyebrow transplant?
Yes, body hair can be used for eyebrows, but the priority is always for the hair behind the ear, as it has a good thickness.
How long does it take to recover from an eyebrow transplant?
The recovery period after the eyebrow transplant procedure is very short, but you need to rest enough until swelling fades and the results appear after a few days.
Is eyebrow transplant painful?
Eyebrow transplant is painless and is performed under local anesthesia.
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