I researched eyebrow transplants here in the states endlessly for years and after whittling down a list, I consulted with a few. The cost I was being quoted was astranomical! $8-$12,000! This was more than hair transplants! I found Dr Sadiki on instagram and was blown away by the before and afters. Dr Sadikis technique is also different than in the states. Here in California they use fue, which has the hairs popping out in all directions once it grows in. Dr Sadiki uses loft, and leaves the graft hairs long so they lay flat when they grow in.I've never had eyebrows and to have to trim and comb them now because they're so thick is a dream come true! It frames my face amazingly and the team were so gentle and made me feel relaxed. They brought me food, had someone with me the whole time (my coordinator Melisa was the nicest person ever!) and my driver took me safely to and from all of my appointments.The team really does go above and beyond for us patients. As an aside, I also had my hairline filled in so at the same time to correct a previous bad transplant from another clinic. I can finally ear my hair up without it being see through.Dr Sadiki, you're a life saver and I'm eternally grateful! Updated on 15 May 2025: As the months have past I’ve noticed that my left brow is much thinner and more sparse than the right. I didn’t notice until I started to trim them and realized that longer hairs were covering the thin patch. I’m disappointed I guess as I wanted them to at least match but it’s better than nothing. As you can see I have a sizable gap in the middle of the left brow that I can’t really cover. The prices have increased since my last visit and the procedure takes a lot of healing with the big scar at the back so I don’t really feel like going through that again