Eyebrow Transplant - choose your provider wisely!

No, unfortunately, the technician was not that meticulous at picking hairs to implant. The only effort that she made was trying not to pick hairs with grey roots, but I still ended up with a few of those. And you are correct - my hair is fine for the most part, but since the donor hairs came from the back closer to the neck where the hair tends to be thicker, my eyebrow hairs turned out to be thicker.

oh no... one of my biggest concern is how they pick the donor hair, I am asian, I have straight thick hair, if they don't pick the thinner hair from back of my head, most likely I would end up with very thick dark brows. I wish they can use leg hairs as donor hairs, they look like brow hairs and grow like brow hairs.

I would discuss this with a doctor during your consultation. They might be able to accommodate where they harvest donor hairs on your head, but I’m pretty sure they won’t use leg hair for the procedure. Good luck!

Quick question I noticed some people pay $7k or even $8k. Were you able to negotiate price??? He quoted me $10k that’s double than even Bosley

I paid the price he quoted - $8k. His fee might have gone up in the last year.

Your eyebrows look very dense and seems like theyre laying flat though!:)

No, I learned that if I keep my hairs long enough, I achieve the desired density in my eyebrows. At 3 moths postop my eyebrows were still patchy too. Give them some more time.

I would say 9-12 months.

I use this product from Sephora followed by any eye brow gel, the combination of both helps keep most hairs in place: Check out this product at Sephora.com - REFY Brow Sculpt Shape and Hold Gel with Lamination Effect - 0.28 oz/ 8.5 mL https://www.sephora.com/product/refy-beauty-brow-sculpt-P473120?skuId=2466191 The hairs from the first procedure (they are the ones that stick out) are still there. I tried pulling them out but they grow back.

Thank you very much for your answer! When I open the link, I don't see the product, it could be that it is because I am not in the States but in Europe. Maybe you have another link?
So the hairs implanted by Dr. Dauer don't stick out? I know that when I went to the second doctor, he told me that I need to laser them away first, what I tried, but it didn't work, and it was horrible to walk around the whole time without any brows (you need to do the lasering for some months because of the regrowth phases), so I can't recommend this really.

Hi, you should have brow lamination done. It only lasts a month but may help to train the brow hairs.

Hey! Your entire experience sounds exactly like mine, so I'm relieved to hear that you had additional growth at seven months and at one year. Currently I am just past six months and everyday is a struggle to get these hairs to lay flat. Mine grow quickly; what I lack in density, I make up for in length :( My left brow has thicker hairs and is more full while my right one seems to have way more fine hairs and is less dense. It's like they got things reversed. I'm not really thrilled with my progress or results and I still feel pretty self conscious. I appreciate all your updates and I hope that by some miracle yours even out. Please keep us posted!

Hi there! I completely understand your struggle keeping the hairs flat. I found If I tint my eyebrows with a professional brow color, my hairs get thicker and it’s easier to control them. Also, I use Zeus Mustache wax to coat my eyebrows at night to keep them flat. And then rinse my eyebrows in the morning. Six months is not enough to see the final results, so don’t despair. You eyebrows will probably even out or you find a way of making them look more or less even. Good luck!