An eyebrow transplant moves fine follicles taken from the nape to the brow area. It is used for gaps caused by over-plucking, scarring or genetic sparseness.
What matters most
- Follicles sit almost parallel to the skin, at a very narrow angle
- Exit direction differs along the brow — head, body and tail are planned separately
- The brow shape is drawn together with you before the operation
Good to know
Transplanted follicles are scalp hair, so they grow faster than brow hairs and need regular trimming — a normal and expected outcome.
The information on this page is for general guidance only and is not medical advice. The method that suits you is determined by your physician after your hair analysis and overall health have been assessed.