I had an eyebrow transplant about 7 months ago. Some grafts seemed misplaced, so I plucked them out with a tweezer. But now I realize I plucked too much of the transplanted hairs. What I wonder is if they still will grow back. It seemed like the root was bulbous and dark. Was this the follicle? Have I ruined my grafts now?
June 22, 2016
Answer: Plucking Transplanted Eyebrows After 7 months, it's likely that the eyebrows that you plucked will grow back. Unfortunately, the only definitive way to know is by waiting. If you don't see any new growth after several weeks, contact the doctor who performed your hair transplant. He or she will be able to provide you with guidance through the necessary next steps. Best wishes.
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June 22, 2016
Answer: Plucking Transplanted Eyebrows After 7 months, it's likely that the eyebrows that you plucked will grow back. Unfortunately, the only definitive way to know is by waiting. If you don't see any new growth after several weeks, contact the doctor who performed your hair transplant. He or she will be able to provide you with guidance through the necessary next steps. Best wishes.
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March 14, 2014
Answer: Its hard to say if the hairs will grow back. At 7 months not all of the hairs that were transplanted have began to grow. Also keep in mind that transplanted hairs can grow in a little oddly at first. They will usually thicken and straighten after a few months. So don't start plucking them too soon.
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March 14, 2014
Answer: Its hard to say if the hairs will grow back. At 7 months not all of the hairs that were transplanted have began to grow. Also keep in mind that transplanted hairs can grow in a little oddly at first. They will usually thicken and straighten after a few months. So don't start plucking them too soon.
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