Yes you can transplant hair to the eyebrows. Particular hairs that match should be selected and remember this hair will grow faster that the other eyebrow hair.
Can I get hair transplant surgery for my eyebrows?
ever since I was 13 I was plucking my eyebrows, the wrong way, i have pulled out some of the roots in the start of my eyebrows and in the curves of my eyebrow line. so now theres a huge gap between my eyebrows. is it possible to get very minor hair implant surgery to put back hair follicles in my eyebrows? how much would it run? thanks..
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6 answers to “Can I get hair transplant surgery...”A: Hair Transplants for Eyebrows
One or two hair transplants are the best choice to improve eyebrow appearance in men and women regardless of the cause of the thin or absent hair. The grafts can be used to create absent eyebrows, improve brow contour, or thicken thin brows. The hair is taken from the scalp and therefore must be... more
A: Yes, Hair Tranpslant for the Eyebrows is Great!
Yes, eyebrow transplantation is an art and a skill. I just did a gentlemen a few days ago who had overplucked his eyebrows and it was just the upper half. The main thing is that the eyebrows that are transplanted will grow as rapidly as they hairs on your head. You may need to trim them... more
A: Eyebrow Transplants
Yes indeed! I offer this procedure for those with thin eyebrows as well as those who have simply lost those follicles do to trauma. The donor area comes from the back of the head as with any hair transplant. Those follicles are individually separated and placed one by one in a pattern that gives a normal and... more
A: Many people who pluck do not sca
Many people who pluck do not scar and the eyebrows do regrow. For those hairs that do not regrow, hair transplants with single hairs can be done by experienced transplant surgeons. The cost could be very different from surgeon to surgeon and depending upon the town in... more
A: Absolutely. Hair transplant surgery would be a great...
Absolutely. Hair transplant surgery would be a great option for the problem you describe. Costs are variable between physicians and will generally depend on the amount of hair grafts which are to be transplanted.
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2 posts
9 Jan 2009
I have eyebrow transplants back in March 2008.I have research on the internet before the surgery and there's not even one doctor mention that after the eyebrow transplants, your eyebrow pore will bigger than before, and it will have white head stuck in your pore, so you have to pump it out everyweek, and because of that, your eyebrows will always red and swelling... also the transplant hair grows in different directions and that will make you look weird...some hair even will growing straight like the eyelashes direction. People can tell and see your eyebrows are not smooth and look so fake. I'm so regret I have that surgery.
2 posts
11 Feb 2009
I did, there's nothing he can do. He says once the hair transplants from your head to your eyebrows, it's permanent. There are only two ways to improve it. 1: take the 2nd transplant surgery which I think it might repeat what happened, 2: go permanent laser hair remove which will make most of your eyebrow stop growing. To be honest, both solution sucks. I rather not take the eyebrow transplants at the beginning. I do the eyebrow transplants research for over a year. All Dr. only tells how easy and convenient of the surgery but never mention anything about after the surgery, for example: hair grows in different directions; white-heads; pore larger, after you tweeze the transplants hair out from your eyebrow, the pore will red and swelling, it will like that the rest of your life. I found two hair transplants expert doctor in Canada and U.S. who has office in Vancouver Canada (where I lived). The first one ask for CND 5000, and they need me drive all the way to Seattle for surgery, and the stuff at that office are very rude so I didn’t pick that one. The Second doctor asks for CND 1300 (but I’m the last one who pays that cheap, after me he raises the price to CND 4000). I pick the second one, the stuff there are all very nice and patient but none of them mentions what’s the problems I have to face after the surgery.
9 posts
24 Nov 2008
As mentioned, eyebrow transplantation is a permanent solution for loss of eyebrow hair due to over-plucking, injuries, trauma or aging. Not all hair transplant surgeons are comfortable performing eyebrow and/or eyelash transplant procedures. Eyebrow transplantation using single follicles is a delicate microsurgical procedure that also requires quite a bit of artistic skill. Be prepared to routinely trim the eyebrows, as the transplanted follicles will continue to grow long (like your scalp-hair). The procedure is performed comfortably under local anesthesia and takes about three hours. Downtime is related only to the scabs and crusts on the brow area, which last for approximately 4-5 days. Hair growth begins at around six weeks, but takes about 8 months to grow in fully. Sincerely, Alan J. Bauman, M.D. Diplomate, American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery