Hi there on August 19th I underwent a eyebrow transplant in Canada with a world renown hair transplant physician. I would estimate that approximately 50% of the transplanted hairs did not shed. They continued to grow for about 3 threes following the surgery however they have seem to stopped growing all together. I am very concerned as these transplanted hairs are thick and very difficult to tame. When I contacted patient advisory they said this was normal. I just would like some reassurance
Answer: Eyebrow transplant What you describe sounds within the realm of normal. The growth will become more regular as time goes on. Over time you will need to trim the transplanted hair to shape your brow aesthetic.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Eyebrow transplant What you describe sounds within the realm of normal. The growth will become more regular as time goes on. Over time you will need to trim the transplanted hair to shape your brow aesthetic.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Choosing the right doctor Typically most of the transplanted eyebrow hairs shed within 2 to 4 weeks post procedure and begin to grow at approximately 12 weeks post procedure. At five months post procedure we typically see about 50% of the result and the full result at nine months post procedure. It is very important to understand prior to undergoing an eyebrow transplant procedure that when the donor hair is taken from the scalp the new eyebrow hair will be the exact color and character of the scalp hair. The scalp hair that is transplanted to the eyebrow does not become more like eyebrow hair it maintains its character even after the transfer to the eyebrow region. In patients with very coarse hair sometimes it is beneficial to perform Follicular Unit Extraction and harvest finer hairs from lower on the neck. Most importantly, it is imperative when choosing a surgeon that you choose someone with extensive experience performing eyebrow transplants. An experienced hair transplant surgeon is not necessarily an experienced eyebrow transplant surgeon. Orthopedic surgeons fix broken bones but you wouldn't have an orthopedic surgeon fix your broken nose, which is a bone. A plastic surgeon would fix your broken nasal bone. The same is true for eyebrow transplants. Choose a surgeon with a multitude of before and after photo results without make up that you think look natural.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Choosing the right doctor Typically most of the transplanted eyebrow hairs shed within 2 to 4 weeks post procedure and begin to grow at approximately 12 weeks post procedure. At five months post procedure we typically see about 50% of the result and the full result at nine months post procedure. It is very important to understand prior to undergoing an eyebrow transplant procedure that when the donor hair is taken from the scalp the new eyebrow hair will be the exact color and character of the scalp hair. The scalp hair that is transplanted to the eyebrow does not become more like eyebrow hair it maintains its character even after the transfer to the eyebrow region. In patients with very coarse hair sometimes it is beneficial to perform Follicular Unit Extraction and harvest finer hairs from lower on the neck. Most importantly, it is imperative when choosing a surgeon that you choose someone with extensive experience performing eyebrow transplants. An experienced hair transplant surgeon is not necessarily an experienced eyebrow transplant surgeon. Orthopedic surgeons fix broken bones but you wouldn't have an orthopedic surgeon fix your broken nose, which is a bone. A plastic surgeon would fix your broken nasal bone. The same is true for eyebrow transplants. Choose a surgeon with a multitude of before and after photo results without make up that you think look natural.
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July 27, 2015
Answer: Exam The best reassurance will likely be from your doctor who can examine you. Give your doctor a call. In general, hairs fall out few weeks after surgery.It takes 6 to 12 months to see results.
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Answer: Exam The best reassurance will likely be from your doctor who can examine you. Give your doctor a call. In general, hairs fall out few weeks after surgery.It takes 6 to 12 months to see results.
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December 20, 2014
Answer: Eyebrow transplants Unfortunately the eyebrow transplant will assume the character of where the hair was taken ie the donor site. That means it will grow and will require frequent trimming. Also expect the hair to be somewhat different than the surrounding brow hair as once again it will assume the identity of where it was taken from .
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December 20, 2014
Answer: Eyebrow transplants Unfortunately the eyebrow transplant will assume the character of where the hair was taken ie the donor site. That means it will grow and will require frequent trimming. Also expect the hair to be somewhat different than the surrounding brow hair as once again it will assume the identity of where it was taken from .
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April 8, 2021
Answer: Eyebrow Transplant Eyebrow transplant involves using head hair to transplant into the eyebrows. Head hair and eyebrow hair grow very differently and have different texture. It is important to understand that when transplanted into the eyebrows the head hair will still grow as it did in the scalp. Often after an eyebrow transplant maintenance is required to trim eyebrow hairs and use some product to keep them under control.
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April 8, 2021
Answer: Eyebrow Transplant Eyebrow transplant involves using head hair to transplant into the eyebrows. Head hair and eyebrow hair grow very differently and have different texture. It is important to understand that when transplanted into the eyebrows the head hair will still grow as it did in the scalp. Often after an eyebrow transplant maintenance is required to trim eyebrow hairs and use some product to keep them under control.
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