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In general hairs may not grow back on the scar. You may need to wait for the wound to completely heal to determine how it may look.
If you are left with scar tissue it is unlikely that hair will grow back in this direct area. However, It is possible to get a small eyebrow hair transplant to cover this up later if that is the case. With such a small amount of stitches though, it unlikely that you will have any significant scarring.
I gather that you had an eyebrow laceration and had it sutured closed. Hopefully the edges approximated well, If not, you may have a scar and some lost eyebrow hair which can be tattooed or transplanted.
That raised area on your eyebrows is very normal, The skin is just taking a little longer to heal, Applying a Auriderm post-op gel cream has helped my patients in the past with this problem. Best,Dr. Anil Shah, MD FACS
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...
There can be considerable swelling after the procedure which can distort the contour and shape of the eyebrow.If the shape is still uneven after 7-10 days I would return to your surgeon for evaluation,
Melissamac, It is difficult to assess your results without the benefit of detailed photos. In my experience, transplanted eyebrows grow faster than scalp hair transplant. However, there may still be some growth coming.Please follow up with your surgeon so he may make recommendations and e...
There are many different types of alopecia. The term alopecia is a broad based term meaning hair loss. There is alopecia secondary to trauma. There is also alopecia secondary to inflammatory processes or autoimmune processes. Typically eyebrow hair loss secondary to inflammatory processes or...
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