Eyebrows are essential features that frame the eyes, and their absence significantly impacts one's appearance. But what options exist for those born with sparse or missing eyebrows?
Several effective solutions exist, such as eyebrow embroidery, microblading, or eyebrow transplantation. So what distinguishes them?One advantage of choosing eyebrow transplantation is its permanent results. The follicles used in this procedure are harvested from the back of the scalp, where hair follicles are the healthiest in the body. This ensures lifelong retention without shedding or necrosis. Therefore, when performed by a skilled plastic surgeon, the transplanted eyebrows inherit the characteristics of the donor area follicles, achieving high survival rates and vigorous growth.Eyebrow transplantation is typically performed under local anesthesia, making the procedure relatively painless. Patients can return home immediately after surgery. However, the entire procedure takes a considerable amount of time, usually around three hours. The main reason for this is that separating hair into individual follicles or very small grafts requires significant time, and transplantation is performed one follicle or graft at a time.