Hair Transplant to Hide Eyebrow Scar?

If you have eyebrow hair transplant surgery with donor hair from the scalp, you will need to trim them every few days. You cannot alter the growth cycle.

Eyebrow transplants are one of the most effective means of hiding eyebrow scars.  Excising scars from the eyebrow is often futile as it can leave an additional scar.  Please note that regenerative techniques are quite helpful here as scarred tissue often has poor implantation characteristics.  Best Anil Shah MD

Hair transplant into the brow is certainly an option for hiding a scar in the brow, but in some cases, there may be other options such as simple excision and closure that might also work well. In some patients, there might also be some soft tissue loss that could be improved with fillers or fat grafting as well.
A consultation with a facial plastic surgeon or plastic surgeon who also performs hair transplantation would be recommended in order to determine the best course of action.
All the best,

Your best option is an advanced method of FUE, either nape hair or body hair transplantation (BHT). These hairs are finer and slower in growth all characteristics that better mimic eyebrow hair than the traditional head donor hair.

This can be done with grafting. However, it is often possible to just excise the scar and close it depending on the width of the scar.

If you have sparse eyebrows or have a scar in your eyebrow that you wish to fill, then eyebrow transplantation is the best option for you. Several patients have scars in their eyebrow areas and are unaware that there is a great option to rectify this.
This procedure is possible by grafting the finer donor hair grafts from the back of the scalp to the recipient's eyebrow area. Surgeons are able to transplant these fine donor grafts into and around the scar region to help conceal it. Eyebrow transplants are one of the most effective means of hiding eyebrow scars, the results are very natural and it blends in nicely with your native eyebrow hairs. Removing scars via excision from the eyebrow is usually futile as it can leave behind an additional scar.

This is a great question.  Many patients have scars in their eyebrow regions and are unaware that there is a great option for this.  Hair transplantation is the best option for you.  Using hair from the back of your scalp (we use the finer donor hairs to mimic the fine eyebrow hairs) we are able to transplant these into and around the scar region to help conceal it.  The results are very natural and blends in nicely with your native eyebrow hairs.  I hope this helps and best wishes to you!

Hair from the back of the head is still the preference but donor hair can come from other body parts.  There is some truth to needing to trim the transplanted hair, however it is usually needed every few weeks rather than every other day.

The only method available today is using hair from the back of the head that matches eyebrow hair as much as possible.  The problem is this will grow and has to be repeatedly trimmed....there is no known way to prevent this.  Cloning is not available and may not be for many years. 

Eyebrow transplants would be your best option to treat a scar where the brow has not regrown. While you would have to cut the eyebrows, the results would be most natural and it probably wouldn't take many grafts. Don't wait for cloning - go for the FUE!