Eyebrow transplantation uses donor follicles to rebuild thinning, damaged or absent eyebrows with a natural-looking shape.
Patients can usually return home after the procedure. Aftercare is important while the transplanted hairs settle.
The cost varies from patient to patient and normally needs a consultation. It depends on whether treatment is appropriate, the extent of thinning, the area that needs treatment and the most suitable method. Finance options may be available subject to status.
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A hair transplant should not be painful once local anaesthetic has taken effect. The first few injections can be uncomfortable, but after that most patients mainly feel pressure rather than pain.
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Early growth often begins at around 3 to 4 months. Thickness and fullness continue to develop gradually, with final results commonly seen between 12 and 18 months.
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FUE removes individual follicles one at a time. FUT removes a narrow donor strip that is then dissected into follicular units. Both can produce strong results, but the harvesting method and scarring pattern are different.
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Any surgical procedure that breaks the skin can leave scarring. FUE usually leaves small dot-like marks, while FUT leaves a fine linear scar in the donor area.
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