Thick Eyebrows After Thin over Plucked

I do so sorry for those of you waiting and asking me for an update. They have grown in and overall I like them and I’m happy I did it. I do have 2 to 3 spots that will need to get touched up where I have to use eyebrow pencil to fill in. It does take some work every morning to get them to lay more flat and precise looking. One side more so than the other. I have to use mutache wax and then strong hold hairspray over them. From the front you don’t notice it as much but from the side you notice it if I don’t have product in them. My husband agrees with that observation so it’s not just in my head. Lol. Overall though it is an improvement for sure and I’m happy I did it. I need to get the time to go for a follow up with the dr to get his assessment of my small sparse spots. I do think I had some shock loss and I’m using latisse on my eyebrows to help them thicken up as bet they can in those spots. It’s mainly just one spot I notice the most on the top left brow. Oh and I do have to trim them at least 2 times a Week with eyebrow trimmers. If they get to long they look unnatural so you gotta stay on top of that. I’m hoping it’s an easy touch up and regrowth for the next round since it will be so much less hits placed. It’s not an easy road for this process but worth it in the end if you can handle that it most likely won’t be perfect but definitely a great improvement.

Sorry it's been so long since my last post. They are growing in more me more each day. I'm trimming them now and still have noticeable gaps that I must still use brow pencil and powder to look normal. So far it's promising I'm headed in a good direction. My right eyebrow is filling in much more evenly than my left. I've read that the different people implanting on each side can make a difference but they looked the same immediately after the procedure so I'm hopeful it's just the shocked areas that fell out are taking longer to grow in. I'm a bit unsure how to trim them properly me what's too long but I'm sure ll get the hang of it. Someone recommended using oribe rock hard gel to tame them and I've been doing that because it irks the best by far. The hairs all go in the right direction. It's just good to use to keep the short ones growing in from sticking out way from the rest.

It's getting harder to fill them in but there are still hairs there so I need to go with the new shape. I watched some videos on how to better fill them in as natural looking as possible. I need to get a felt top fine line eyebrow pencil to add hair like strokes. Eyebrow shadow alone is starting to look a little funny.