What can be done to encourage eyebrow regrowth after laser treatment?

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Hi, I am currently having my microblading removed via the q-switch laser. I had to shave my brows for the treatment. I am just wanting to know what I can do to encourage regrowth I notice a lot of bare patches. Would latisse, minoxidil or copper peptides help? Should I take any supplements? What would be best? A transplant is not an option. Thank you I’m advance for your time.

Kian Karimi, MD, FACS · Answer

Revitabrow Advanced is an eyebrow conditioner that can boots longevity and thickness of the brow hairs. It is applied once a day, and can assist in improving the appearance of sparse brows. By using peptides and biotin, it encourages growth while minimizing fallout. Naturally, it will still take time to regrow your full brow hairs, but it should assist in minimizing the bare patches that you are experiencing.

Neda Vanden Bosch, MD · Answer

We have had several patients over the years use Latisse on their eyebrows to help with regrowth. However, after 6 months maximum growth is reached. Minoxidil could also help. I have seen PRP injections also help with regrowth of hair but is costly. As far as vitamins go Biotin helps with skin, hair and nails so wouldn't hurt. Good Luck!

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