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There is no maximum number in an eyebrow transplant surgery. It has to do with your goal. A typical eyebrow transplant surgery may require 300+ graft for each eyebrow.
You should post some eyebrow photos of yourself if youare interested in having that done. Ithas to do with the size of the area that needs to be filled and the existinghair in the area. On average wetransplant somewhere between 250 to 300 grafts per brow. Maximum is up to 400 each side.
This would depend on the desired density for your brows. To recreate a brow from a minimal density, typically 300-400 grafts are required per brow depending on facial dimension and proportions.
An eyebrow typically will take roughly 300+ per eyebrow for a full reconstruction. There is no minimum or maximum though and this will have to be decided on with your hair transplant specialist during your consultation.
The eyebrow can have 400 hairs each in them, so if you have an eyebrow transplant and you had no eyebrows, you might take 400 hairs if the hairs were fine
Eyebrow transplant surgery can certainly reshape or change your eyebrow. You would need to see a doctor for a consultation to make sure this is the right procedure for you.
The transplanted hair will look the same as the hair from the donor area. You can always color your hair if you want the colors to match. This is something you need to discuss with your doctor.
I have performed at least 3 eyebrow transplants on individuals with UO. Two of them were via FUT and one was via FUE. You can see the photos on my website. All were successful and the patient's were very pleased with their results. One of the patients wrote a blog about his experience...
Eyebrow transplants can safely be performed on patients with medical conditions. It’s a very minor procedure and highly effective to restore fullness to the brow
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