For many individuals, eyebrow deficiencies significantly impact personal beauty and trouble those who value aesthetics. To address this concern, let's explore eyebrow transplantation surgery below.
Eyebrows protect the eyes and directly influence overall appearance, playing a vital role in human aesthetics. Congenital sparse eyebrows or scar-induced eyebrow defects can be corrected through single-follicle eyebrow transplantation.
Typically, 200-300 single hair follicles are transplanted during the procedure. Implantation direction and angle are determined by analyzing the natural eyebrow texture, while the final shape is designed according to the patient's preferences. Since donor hair differs significantly from eyebrow hair, meticulous microscopic selection of donor follicles is crucial for successful eyebrow transplantation.
Principle of Eyebrow Transplantation: This procedure involves extracting healthy follicular units from the occipital region using microsurgical techniques. After meticulous separation, these follicular units are transplanted to the recipient site. Once established, the transplanted follicles grow healthy new hair that retains all biological characteristics of natural hair and does not undergo necrosis.
What Preparations Are Required Before Eyebrow Transplantation?
Wash hair thoroughly with shampoo the night before the procedure. Discontinue all vitamins (including Vitamin E) and aspirin one week prior. Avoid excessive alcohol consumption two days before surgery. Eat a substantial breakfast on the day of the procedure. Inform your physician of any medical history or current medications.