I’ve been toying with this idea (brow transplant) for almost a decade. I’m ready now because I’m seeing better and better results in the industry. My concern is that at my age (44 this January), I am also showing signs of aging around the eyes. Not excessive, but enough that I am considering an eye lift before it’s as noticeable to everyone around me as it is to me. So my question is, how should I schedule these procedures? Will they impact each other?
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An eyebrow can solve the problem. Eyebrow transplants using scalp hair requires a special skill in identifying the ‘bend’; that is natural in each transplanted hair. So when put in by the surgical team, the natural curve of the hair must be placed to take advantage of it as it is placed. It...
Neil Verma, HBSc, MD, FCFP - Account Suspended says:
Eyebrow transplant involves using head hair to transplant into the eyebrows. Head hair and eyebrow hair grow very differently and have different texture. It is important to understand that when transplanted into the eyebrows the head hair will still grow as it did in the scalp. Often after an...
In theory, you can use synthetic hair. However it is banned in the U.S. It can look great but there are potential risks and dangers which may be unacceptable.