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5 years later
5 years after my procedure I find myself still using a eyebrow pencil every morning. I think my eyebrow is better than when it was before the procedure but I recognize it is not effort free. I have to be on top of my eyebrows very often to keep them tidy and since I'm still missing hair, when I go to the beach, I use a semi-permanent dye to help with this.
One thing that was very concerning to me was that even after 3 years of the procedure, I kept developing small abscesses at the start of my eyebrows, as a result of implanted hair in that section (I clearly told them I didn't want any additional hair there!) where my skin is very delicate. After waiting and pulling the hair out with tweezers (which make the thing worse), and trying the creams they recommended; I got tired of their approach at the situation and I decided to give the tria a try and get rid of the implants in this area. I was extremely careful with my approach and I'm very glad it worked out! I probably killed a few of my own hairs as well but at least I don't have those nasty abscesses anymore, nor hair where I didn't want it to begin with, and my skin is back to normal.
So, I guess these are things to consider when contemplating going forward with the procedure.
1. Results will vary
2. You will have to be on top of your eyebrows to keep them tidy
3. Select a dr. that does the procedure from start to end and listens to what you want and make sure has a clear understanding of your needs. Check their previous jobs, reviews, etc.
One thing that was very concerning to me was that even after 3 years of the procedure, I kept developing small abscesses at the start of my eyebrows, as a result of implanted hair in that section (I clearly told them I didn't want any additional hair there!) where my skin is very delicate. After waiting and pulling the hair out with tweezers (which make the thing worse), and trying the creams they recommended; I got tired of their approach at the situation and I decided to give the tria a try and get rid of the implants in this area. I was extremely careful with my approach and I'm very glad it worked out! I probably killed a few of my own hairs as well but at least I don't have those nasty abscesses anymore, nor hair where I didn't want it to begin with, and my skin is back to normal.
So, I guess these are things to consider when contemplating going forward with the procedure.
1. Results will vary
2. You will have to be on top of your eyebrows to keep them tidy
3. Select a dr. that does the procedure from start to end and listens to what you want and make sure has a clear understanding of your needs. Check their previous jobs, reviews, etc.
Final steps
Im pretty much in the final stage for the hair transplant and I feel good about it. Im not 100? satisfy with the results; more likely a 92? or so because i think there are some things that should have been handled differently. Anyway, i feel happy with my eyebrow. There are some small spots that doesnt have any hair but with a tiny bit of makeup I end up with a magnificent eyebrow. I could go and fix those spots but Im not sure I want to go through that process again. Besides, I have had lots of complements about my eyebrow from random people on the streets, so, that says a lot about it right? And for the price.... That was the best of it. The picture shows my eyebrow as is, without any make up on it nor anything else, just out of the shower. I do have to trim the hair from time to time and to use gel to keep the hair in place. What I love most about it, is that I cant go running and/or swimming and still look Nice! Not like before that i used to end up without eyebrow, truly horrible. I do recommend to go for this procedure, but check the design prior to it, so your recoveey process is as smoothest as possible.
3 months
It's going to be 3 months now since the procedure. I soon will be able to be under the sun. Because all of this time I've been taking care of sunlight because it can damage the follicles. Anyway, I think I have less hair now but I do hope it will re-growth. So far I still feel better than before doing the eyebrow transplant. Even though hair is still missing, I have more than before.
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Jorge Guerrero