The area on the inner corners of my eyebrows have remained red and raised, and I'm concerned that this might be permanent like cobblestoning. I have asked my surgeon by sending these photos, and was told it was just skin irritation, but it's lasted for 2 months and still hasn't gone away. I've tried using hydrocortisone cream and antibiotics, but nothing has worked.Could anyone please tell me what they think this could be and how to treat it??
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Without standardized photos it is hard to evaluate your concern, I strongly advise you to seek a in-person consultation a transplant specialist. To determine if an eyebrow/hair will give you the result you're looking for, and if a surgery is worth the results and cost. Non-surgical approaches to...
At one day post op, if you have an uneven eyebrow transplant, you should go back to see your surgeon as the hairs can be removed to balance the two eyebrows within the first 3 days, no more than that
Everything you describe are known possible outcomes from eyebrow restoration. It's likely that your surgeon told you that any or all of these "annoyances" could happen. Now, what to do? Step one: catalog your likes and dislikes and go back to your surgeon. He/she may offer some touch ups to g...