1. Scalp Transplantation Method: Utilizing scalp tissue from behind the ear for eyebrow restoration. This technique is suitable for individuals with unilateral or bilateral eyebrow loss, or those with sparse eyebrows.
2. Eyebrow Transplantation: Single-hair follicle transplantation requires strict control over the direction, arrangement, density, and growth rate of transplanted eyebrow hairs. Therefore, this technique is currently primarily promoted for localized hair transplantation, especially eyebrow restoration. Characteristics of eyebrow transplantation:Transplantation follows the natural growth direction and density of existing eyebrows; Since transplanted hair follicles grow with scalp hair, regular trimming is required.
3. Eyebrow Tattooing: A popular eyebrow enhancement method in recent years, appealing to all age groups. It effectively addresses congenital sparse eyebrows, asymmetrical shapes, or partial loss. Simple and easy to perform, but lacks a natural three-dimensional appearance upon close inspection.
4. Localized Eyebrow Reconstruction: Primarily addresses small-area defects or specific symptoms. Techniques like V-Y plasty or Z-plasty can be used for correction. Post-surgery, natural eyebrow growth remains unaffected with favorable outcomes.
5. Healthy Side Eyebrow Flap Transplantation: Highly effective for unilateral eyebrow loss.The surgical technique involves making an arc-shaped incision along the brow ridge, followed by subcutaneous dissection. The healthy eyebrow is then divided into upper and lower sections with transverse incisions. Parallel incisions are made above the eyebrow to create a pedicled flap with the healthy side as the pedicle, matching the width of the defect. Finally, the flap is transferred to the affected area.