I have a scar in the middle of my eyebrow. Since it can be made practically unnoticable if the eyebrow hair is properly aligned, I'm considering either waiting for hair multiplication (hair clongin) or doing a hair transplant (FUE) now. I don't like the idea of having to trim the eyebrow hair every other day, however. Is there any chance that the growth cycles can be altered in the future to emulate actual eyebrow hair or will perhaps 'recipient dominance' eventually take care of this anyway? What about grafting hair with more appropriate lengths from other body parts? What's my best option to fix this? Thanks in advance!
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October 9, 2015
Answer: If you have eyebrow hair transplant surgery with donor hair from the scalp, you will need to trim them every few days.
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Jae Pak, MDHair Restoration Surgeon, Board Certified in Emergency Medicine
Hair transplant to the eyebrows can work quite well, especially for small areas that are asymmetric or need to be filled in for one reason or another. Be sure to see a hair restoration expert such as a fellowship-trained hair restoration surgeon, as eyebrow transplant is a more advanced...
The cost of an eyebrow transplant to address a small scar can vary based on several factors, including the geographic location of the clinic, the experience of the surgeon, and the specific details of the procedure. Here’s a general overview to help guide you:
Cost Range: On average, the cost o...
When it comes to correcting eyebrow asymmetry, an eyebrow hair transplant can offer a natural and lasting solution. Unlike microblading, which deposits semi-permanent pigment on the skin’s surface, an eyebrow transplant uses your own hair to create volume and balance in the brows, helping a...
