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DR CHAMPAGNES 6 MONTH POST-OP BEFORE AND AFTER PHOTO

Just wanted to add the 6 month post-op before and after photo that Dr.Chanpagne took of me.

16 MONTHS (1yr 4mo) Check In

Hi everyone!

Wanted to update you all on what my brows are looking like after almost a year and a half.

I took pictures in different lighting so you can really see what they look like!

I never fill in my brows anymore! I will fill them in when i’m doing a makeup look but I just add to the shape of them, nothing crazy or dramatic.

I sleep with clear brow gel on almost every night - I find that it helps keep a good shape to them even when I don’t have brow gel on. When I first got my eyebrows done I slept with a headband around my brows to help with the direction of growth for two months or so, but it wasn’t extremely necessary at all. Just wanted to get the best results I could possibly get! My surgeon recommended it in the beginning.

I like to keep my brow hairs rather long. I usually will trim them once a week. I think the longest i’ve let them grow out for was probably a little over a week and a half, maybe two weeks. They get REALLY long but honestly I don’t mind it at all! It’s nice because if I accidentally cut too much they grow really fast, so if I make a mistake they will grow out within two days. I still experiment with the length and shape of them and so far it’s been super easy maintenance.

I got the brow procedure done in December of 2016. Five days later, all the grafts fell out (grafts only). All that was left was my original brow shape. After two and a half months, I started to see growth. About 4 months after the procedure, my brow hairs were completely grown in. None of them have ever fallen out and only a few (maybe four or five hairs) grew straight out. I don’t even pluck those hairs that grow straight out, I just cut them down to the skin. I never pluck, wax or thread my brows. All I do is cut them and put clear brow gel on (I use the clear brow gel from MAC cosmetics. best brow gel by a landslide).

My advice to anybody who is thinking about getting their eyebrows done is please please choose your surgeon wisely and don’t try to score a deal or look for the lowest price. This is on your face forever and it’s one of the most challenging procedures to get right esthetically. Brows frame your entire face so it’s extremely important to look for the best surgeon and ask lots of questions.

If you have any questions definitely leave them down below!! x

FINAL RESULTS

I think the final results speak for themselves! The grafts fell out about 7 days after I got the procedure done. I started seeing results in March but only a few hairs here and there. By the beginning of april, the brows hairs were coming in FULL FORCE. It's like I looked in the mirror one day and had to do a double take OMG! But seriously, it turned out flawlessly. I am so grateful for Dr. Champagne for the absolutely seemless experience from start to finish.
I know a lot of you were confused because I updated you guys and said all my grafts fell out - the new hairs fall out about a week after the procedure and that's to be expected 100% But after 2-3 months they grow back and after about 4 months they are completely grown in!! Another question I got on the forum was "how does the doctor ensure that all the hairs grow in the same direction as all your natural hairs??" Dr. Champagne makes the incisions for all the new grafts to go into and once he gets the new grafts into the incision he just made, he twists and turns the hairs while they are in their new spot to make sure they are curved in the direction that your natural hairs are going. It's a true art form. Any doctor can do this procedure, but it takes a very talented and skilled doctor to place them and turn them just right so it looks totally natural and flush with all your other natural hairs.
This is truly a life changing procedure and I encourage everyone out there to get this done if you are thinking about doing this! But seriously, don't go to just any doctor. Go to Dr.Champagne and you'll thank me later!!!

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Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
9400 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills, California
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