I have keratosis pilarisis, diagnosed by a dermatologist. Affects my eyebrow growth, and thats what I'm concerned about. (photo)

It is rare to have true keratosis pilaris in the eyebrow. There are congenital  diseases that affect the eyebrows that appear similar to keratosis pilaris. Many clinical conditions can also cause loss of eyebrow hair. These need to be ruled out. Topical Latisse , PRP, minoxidil or hair transplant can be effective.

First and foremost, you’ll want to confirm that your eyebrow loss is from KP. Keratosis pilaris and ulerythema ophyrogenes are challenging and you are best advised to see a knowledgable dermatologist who treats these conditions often. Hair regrowth does not always occur and hair transplants don’t always work in these conditions.

Even with Keratosis pilaris, you can have eyebrow transplants that will look good and hide the evidence of the Keratosis pilaris