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Nose hair can work for eyebrow hair transplant only in theory. It would be impractical and you will end up with scarring.
Nose hairs are not easy to harvest. The best hair is from the back of the neck. See an experienced surgeon
Nose hair would be impractical to try to harvest. And although it might seem like there is a lot, there really isn't. It is just at the very front of the nose.
I would not think that nose hair is a good donor site. It would be difficult to harvest and there are better donor sites in the scalp. 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 also must be put in laying them flat consistent with your natural eyebrow hairs Too many surgeons without considerable experience can’t seem to get either of these techniques right and if they don’t the eyebrow stick out rather than lay flat as they should. In your case the darker hair and a slightly bushier eyebrow might help you frame your face, but of course, it is your call 100% as to what you want to look like.
With any hair transplant procedure, including eyebrows, the transplanted hairs retain the characteristics from the donor area where they originated. If a particular hair is destined to turn gray, it will still turn gray after being transplanted to the eyebrows. While there is nothing that can be...
One should never get cobblestonning in eyebrow hair transplants or any hair transplants unless the surgeon does not understand the causes of cobblestonning.
Eyebrow transplants can look very natural when performed properly. Taking hair from the back or sides of the head for this procedure is the most common technique and has proven to be reliable. The technique used by the surgeon when planning and creating the recipient areas and placing the g...