Would Nose Hair Work for Eyebrow Hair Transplantation?

With any hair transplant procedure, including eyebrows, the transplanted hairs retain the characteristics from the donor area where they originated. If a particular hair is destined to turn gray, it will still turn gray after being transplanted to the eyebrows. While there is nothing that can be...

Strange bumps at the root of the grafted hairs can be a normal part of the healing process with hair and eyebrow transplant. It is from edema of inflammation at the root of the hair and partly from may be skin/hair debris caught beneath the skin, or it may be newly growing hairs trying to push...

Eyebrow transplants can look very natural when performed properly. Taking hair from the back or sides of the head for this procedure is the most common technique and has proven to be reliable. The technique used by the surgeon when planning and creating the recipient areas and placing the g...

If your eyebrows have healed and grown in, meaning it is several months post-surgery, dying them should not cause damage to the rooted follicles. However, be mindful that harsh chemicals like bleach can dry out and damage the hairs themselves, even if they do not come out at the root.

Eyebrow transplant is a technically challenging and advanced hair transplant technique. The orientation of the hair follicles is critical to producing a natural-appearing result. It is possible that the grafts are not oriented properly, but at 12 weeks, it is much too early to judge the final...

Eyebrow transplant has similar risks to other hair transplant procedures, such as bleeding, infection, numbness, and scarring, but all of these are very uncommon. Other risks would include mis-alignment or improper orientation of the hair shafts, in-grown hairs, graft failure, damage to...