Eyebrow transplantation is one of the treatment methods generally preferred by women. However, eyebrow transplantation is not only specific to women, it is a surgical method that can be applied to men.

Depending on the fact that women pluck their eyebrows at certain periods, a phenomenon called “ossification” may occur in their eyebrows. With eyebrow transplantation, the eyebrows can reach their former fullness and thickness permanently. At the same time, eyebrows can also be lost due to traumas, burns, and accidents.

• What is Eyebrow Transplantation?

Eyebrow transplantation is a surgical procedure performed to give a fuller and aesthetically pleasing appearance to people with sparse or no eyebrows. This procedure is usually performed by taking hair follicles one by one and transplanting them to the eyebrow area.

• Who Can Have Eyebrow Transplantation?

Eyebrow transplantation can be performed on people who do not have a chronic disease and who have completed the age of 18. Before the procedure, the client’s past medical history is taken and the operation is performed if deemed appropriate by the specialist.

If the client has conditions such as blood pressure and diabetes, the process during and after the procedure is planned accordingly and the appropriate treatment method is applied to the client.

• How is eyebrow transplantation performed?

Eyebrow transplantation is usually performed under local anesthesia. Similar to the hair transplantation method, hair follicles taken from the donor area are transplanted to the eyebrowless or sparse eyebrow areas. The procedure usually takes a few hours.

• How Long Does Eyebrow Transplantation Take?

The operation takes an average of 3-4 hours. The client can go home on the same day, there is no obligation to stay in the hospital. There is no pain or ache after the operation. After the procedure, it is recommended to rest for two days to reduce facial edema. When a procedure such as eyebrow transplantation is performed, it is necessary to wait at least one year to see the results.

• When Do Eyebrows Grow After Eyebrow Transplantation?

Eyebrow growth is observed in the first month. In the first 10 days following the eyebrow transplantation, the crust-shedding process begins. In the normal process, eyebrows begin to grow in the 3rd month and grow completely in 12-18 months.

• What is the healing process after eyebrow transplantation?

After eyebrow transplantation, side effects such as mild swelling, redness, and crusting may occur. These conditions usually disappear within a few weeks. The full recovery process may vary from person to person, but usually, the results become evident within a few months. What should be considered after eyebrow transplantation?

After eyebrow transplantation, it is necessary to stay away from sun and water for about 2 weeks. It is not recommended to do heavy sports in order not to sweat the area.

You should not enter places such as the sea, pool, and Turkish bath. At the same time, you should not go out without applying sunscreen and should not be exposed to the sun too much. It is enough to pay attention to all these for 2 weeks.

• Is Eyebrow Transplant Permanent?

Eyebrow transplantation is a procedure that provides a full eyebrow appearance naturally and permanently. It provides natural and voluminous eyebrows for those who complain about sparse eyebrows and their appearance.