My Transplanted Brows Lasted Only for a Month. Will It Really Grow Back?

It sounds as if you are referring to the hair shafts shedding and falling out after about one month. This is a normal process with any hair transplant procedure, including eyebrow transplants. The hair follicle will then generate a new hair shaft that will grow in over the next several months and should start to really be evident by about six months post-transplant. The full result cannot be judged until around month 12.
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In general it may take 6 to 12 months to see results after a hair transplant surgery.  You should not be plucking any hairs at this point.

It is actually quite normal for graft hairs to fall out shortly after your procedure. They enter a resting telogen phase due to the trauma from being transferred from one location to another.


This resting phase can last around 3 months. Afterwards, new hair will start to grow as it enters the anagen growth phase.


If you are interested in seeing an example of a patient who underwent this procedure, here is a video.
 

Yes, it is normal to shed the hair that was transplanted.  If the follicles are intact you should start to see growth at 3 months.  Check in with your surgeon at 6 months for evaluation.  Good luck!

It is expected that the hair shafts will shed following transplant.  The hair follicles have assumed the shedding phase called telogen which can last 3 months. The follicles will then go into anagen phase which is the active growth phase.

It will take another 3-4 months at this point to see adequate growth.

 

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Dr Malouf

It is expected to lose the hair shafts approximately a month after a hair transplantation procedure.  The hair follicles remain and will produce new hair shafts that will begin to appear between 3 months to a year after the surgery.

If your eyebrow transplants were shed after a month, do't worry as they will grow back in the next few months. This is expected in many transplants