Eyebrow transplanted hair sticks out.

It is difficult to assess your case without photos but hairs sticking out after eyebrow transplantation can occur.  There are options for you at this point ranging from the simple use of products such as chapstick to help groom and keep the hairs in place or the option of a tertiary procedure.  You can be evaluated for the removal of some of the most prominent hairs which are causing you concern followed by the re-implantation of grafts after 3 months. 

Eyebrow transplants are known to have this issue of hairs sticking out.  It is partly dependent on the surgeon's skill.  This subtly can ruin the look and is not forgiving especially for women (men can get away with it because they want bushy eyebrows).  It is partly dependent on the surgeon's skill.  

It is very difficult to control the angle in which the hair grows after an eyebrow transplant. Some of the hairs even if properly placed will grow in an unusual angle. Your only solution may be to remove the hair and replace with new grafts.

Eyebrow transplants are the most sophisticated surgical procedures amongst hair surgeries. If the angles and directions are not created with perfection, it may result in an unnatural appearance. The only solution to a previously transplanted eyebrow with hairs sticking out is to pluck these hairs out repeatedly until they don't grow anymore and redo the transplant with correct angles on the skin. Laser removal of these hairs may be tried, but repeated sessions may be required resulting in thermal damage of the soft tissues.

The hairs in an eyebrow hair transplant must be placed flat. Many doctors have problems doing this and they also must note that each hair has a curve and the curve should be placed so that it points down, not up. Your surgeon may not have understood this. You can pluck out the hairs that stick out