Over Plucked Brows and Wanted Them Back - Layton, UT

I can honestly say, my brows look better. But, I have plucked a great number of follicles out because they don't lay flat. I also have bumps and holes that look horrible and when I use my eyebrow makeup, they look caked on and funny. I have to do them everyday with pencil because of the holes. Once I am done, they look better, but it's a huge process. I regret doing them, and wish I had gone with feather stroke tattooing. Only the club portion. It would have been easier upkeep and less problems. I don't want to pay $600 more for more implants to be done. I keep letting them grow and cutting them short. The hairs that stick out I pluck. It's been a bad experience. The doctor and staff were great, this just wasn't a great outcome for me. Sucks, because I'm stuck with even funkier brows for life.

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Hello all. So, I decided to get eyebrow transplants after over plucking my eyebrows and NOTHING helped to grow them back. I reasearched and was too afraid to go the tattoo route. I felt my thin brows would look funny. So, I did the transplant surgery. All in all it was not terrible. I was not able to be put under sedation so I was awake. I'd recommend sedation! It wasn't a long session and I was able to sit back and watch Elf. :) when I initially had the Doc draw my "ideal" brow shape on, I went by pics I liked. We didn't go as far in as I hoped and wanted. But, I was nervous and maybe should have really looked in the mirror and studied them. Anyways, it was done and recovery was easy. Itchy and sore, but easy. As for the brows anyways. For my donor spot! That was the pain. It's taken from the back of your head!! Ouch! So you aren't super comfortable. But once the stitches were removed its a whole new world there too. I had my surgery in UT and am from AK so I emailed any questions. The Doc always helped and answered.
I am a year out now. I can't honestly say anymore I love that I did it. I like them, but I do have issues that I don't think will ever go away. In many areas my brows stick straight out. Especially the "club" part which is right up front. Drives me bonkers! I really had hopped they'd lay closer to the skin so I could use a little wax to train, but these aren't trainable. For a year I've tried. :-/ I also have very patchy spots and I can see most of my natural thin brow on my right brow as it shows through. I know in many cases you need another session, and I emailed and got a quote, but I don't know if I want to risk more brows sticking out. My hair might not be a good fit for this. It may be my follicle or something isn't laying right? I don't know. So, I'm kind of stuck with what to do next. It takes me a lot of time to "do them" everyday. So, that's where I am at! Feel free to ask questions or give advice! Thanks.