What is an eyebrow transplant?
An eyebrow transplant places follicles, usually taken from the back of the head, into the brow area. It suits women and men whose brows are thin or missing because of genetics, injury, over-plucking or thinning with age.
The brow is a small area, but it shapes your whole expression. That is why the work needs care and patience.
We design your brows together
Shape, thickness and arch are drawn to suit your features. We go through the draft with you and finalise it with your approval.
Brow hairs lie flat and grow in a set direction. Follicles are placed one by one at a very low angle that follows it, so the result looks natural and neat.
Procedure and recovery
The procedure uses local anaesthesia and takes about 2–5 hours. It is usually a single session.
Mild redness may appear in the first days. Some transplanted hairs shed, and new brows begin to grow within a few months. The final result is seen at around 12 months.
We suggest avoiding heavy make-up for the first weeks. You receive detailed written aftercare instructions after the procedure.