Eyebrow Hair Transplantation

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Eyebrow transplantation is a procedure where hair follicles are transplanted to sparse or missing eyebrow areas. This procedure provides a solution for individuals seeking a fuller and more aesthetic eyebrow appearance.

How Is Eyebrow Transplantation Performed?

Eyebrow transplantation is typically carried out using hair transplant methods such as FUE or DHI. In these methods, healthy hair follicles are extracted from the donor area, refined, and then individually transplanted to the eyebrow region. Eyebrow transplantation has become a popular cosmetic procedure for both women and men, providing permanent results. Eyebrow transplantation is typically carried out using hair transplant methods such as FUE or DHI. In these methods, healthy hair follicles are extracted from the donor area, refined, and then individually transplanted to the eyebrow region. Eyebrow transplantation has become a popular cosmetic procedure for both women and men, offering lasting results.

In Which Situations Is Eyebrow Transplantation Performed?

Eyebrow transplantation is a cosmetic surgical procedure used to achieve thicker, fuller, and natural-looking eyebrows in cases where eyebrows are sparse, thin, or completely lost. Eyebrow transplantation is typically performed for the following reasons:

• Genetic Reasons: Some individuals may naturally have thin or sparse eyebrows from birth. As this may not be the desired appearance, they may opt for eyebrow transplantation for aesthetic satisfaction.
• Effects of Aging: The aging process brings about various changes in our bodies. Skin issues and hair loss are common problems during this period.
• Injuries or Burns: Sudden accidents and traumas can lead to eyebrow loss. In such cases, eyebrow transplantation becomes a significant and effective option to address aesthetic concerns.
• Medical Treatments: During certain illness processes or medical treatments, hair loss can occur in the body. The most commonly affected areas are the hair and eyebrow regions, especially the absence of eyebrows on the face can create dissatisfaction with one's appearance. In such cases, eyebrow transplantation can be performed without affecting the treatment process.

The eyebrow transplantation procedure is performed using the DHI Gold plus hair transplantation technique. During the procedure, individual hair follicles are extracted one by one, typically from the back of the head, and transplanted to the eyebrow area. These follicles are then strategically placed to achieve the desired shape and density of the eyebrows.

What Should You Know Before Eyebrow Transplantation?

Before the eyebrow transplantation procedure, attention must be paid to certain processes for both health and aesthetic reasons to achieve effective results. Firstly, in order to obtain the desired eyebrow appearance that suits the individual's facial features, a preliminary drawing must be made.

The individual's health is the first question to be addressed during the process of wanting to undergo eyebrow transplantation. Although the procedure can be performed even if eyebrows are lost due to health issues, certain medications and post-illness conditions may affect the feasibility of eyebrow transplantation. Therefore, both parties must assume this responsibility before the procedure, and clarity is crucial in this regard.

Smoking and alcohol consumption are significant external factors in eyebrow transplantation, as in many cosmetic and aesthetic surgical procedures. Refraining from using these substances at least 72 hours before the procedure can enhance the effectiveness of the results.

How Does the Process Work After Eyebrow Transplantation?

On the second day after eyebrow transplantation, the patient comes in for the first wash. The washing process is performed on the eyebrow area where the transplantation was carried out, and the patient is provided with information on how to perform the washing process for the next 10 days. On the tenth day after the operation, the patient is invited for a follow-up, and if there are still scabs on the eyebrow area, a final washing process is carried out to remove the scabs, ensuring that the transplanted follicles have contact with oxygen. From the third month after the operation, the transplanted eyebrows start to grow. The final result of the eyebrow transplantation is typically achieved within an average of 8-10 months.

After eyebrow transplantation, during the first 12 months, the transplanted eyebrows may grow faster, similar to hair. A clear eyebrow shape is established one year after the operation. Eyebrow transplantation procedures are conducted under local anesthesia, and the average duration of the operation is around 1-2 hours. Patients are generally highly satisfied with the natural appearance of their eyebrows after the operation. Similar to hair transplantation, eyebrows created through transplantation do not experience further hair loss. For detailed information about eyebrow transplantation procedures performed in a hair transplant clinic, you can reach us through the form below or the call center.