What Is an Eyebrow Transplant?

Eyebrow transplant is a technique where single-hair follicles are extracted one by one, usually from the back of the scalp, and implanted into sparse, patchy, or over-plucked eyebrow areas using the FUE method.

Because eyebrow hair grows in a very specific direction and angle, each graft is placed individually to match the natural pattern of the existing brow.

Treatment Planning

Every eyebrow transplant plan is personalized based on facial symmetry, existing brow shape, and the patient's desired look.

The following elements are considered during planning:

• Eyebrow shape design tailored to facial features
• Graft capacity and hair caliber of the donor area
• Desired density, arch, and tail length
• Natural hair growth direction and angle

This detailed planning helps ensure a natural, symmetrical result that fits the patient's face shape.

Limited Number of Patients Per Day

Eyebrow transplant requires meticulous single-hair placement at precise angles, which takes considerably more time and attention than scalp procedures.

For this reason, our clinic deliberately limits the number of patients treated each day, so every patient receives the attention and time they need.

Results Take Time

Transplanted eyebrow hairs shed within the first few weeks after surgery; this is a completely normal part of the process and shouldn't cause concern.

New hair growth typically begins around 3–4 months after surgery, with full, natural-looking results appearing between 6 and 9 months.

Signs of Expertise

• Natural, symmetrical eyebrow shape
• Correct hair growth direction and angle
• High graft survival rate
• Balanced density across the brow line

The presence of these elements together shows that the procedure was carried out carefully by an experienced team.

The Technique We Use

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