After 6 Months of an Eyebrow Transplant

Eyebrows are difficult since you are implanting single hairs.  We combine the treatment with regenerative techniques to help get better take of the brow hairs.  It takes up to a year to assess final result.  Best Anil Shah

Eyebrow transplants can be a great improvement for many patients.
A few things to keep in mind:
1. With any hair transplant procedure, not all grafts will survive. Although in most cases, the success rates should be well above 90% of grafts, this still means that some grafts will be lost.
2. Six months after transplant is not enough time to assess the results. A minimum of 12 months would be needed.
3. Not all hair follicles will be actively producing a hair at the same time, as the follicles will go through different stages of the hair growth cycle over time and out of sync with one another.
Patience is key with any hair transplant procedure, including eyebrow transplants.
All the best,

Hi 4660anonccAppreciate your question and your concerns, however you would usually need to wait 12-18 months before you see the full effect of your transplant. You could also try PRP - this treatment for hair rejuvenation involves the injection of a patient’s own plasma and growth factors in to the to improve hair density and the acceleration of hair growth in order to improve the appearance of hair thickness and condition.However if you are worried - return your surgeon and discuss this with him. Good luck with your outcome and I hope it exceeds your expectations.

It may take 6 to 12 months to see results after a hair transplant surgery.  If you don't see growth or have concerns you should follow up with your doctor for a recheck.

Since you are only six months post surgery, there may be more potential growth. New hair growth usually maxes out at a year and will continue to mature and thicken for up to a year and a half after the eyebrow transplant. Consult with your surgeon for what to expect in the next six months, as wells as to see if there were any complications for only one-fourth of new hair growth from the grafts.