Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) eyebrow transplant

Eyebrow Hair transplant is a Hair transplant method that aims to improve natural eyebrow shape and density by harvesting healthy hair follicles from the occipital region and transplanting them into areas where eyebrows are sparse or have low density. It can be considered for cases such as congenitally thin or sparse eyebrows, eyebrows that have become patchy due to repeated hair removal, or partial loss of eyebrows due to trauma or scarring. A personalized transplant plan is established by comprehensively assessing the current eyebrow shape, hair condition, facial structure, and bilateral symmetry. Through a pre-surgical consultation, the desired shape and thickness of the eyebrows are confirmed, and the design is created by considering the overall proportions of the existing eyebrows and the face. Subsequently, healthy hair follicles are harvested from the occipital region, the necessary follicles are selected, and they are transplanted into the designed eyebrow area. Since the direction and angle of hair growth vary by region in the eyebrows, it is crucial to perform the transplant with precision so that it blends naturally with the texture, direction, and angle of the existing eyebrows. Furthermore, the procedure aims for natural results by considering the balance between the left and right eyebrows and the overall impression. Transplanted hair may temporarily shed after surgery, after which new hair will begin to grow. Due to the nature of using hair from the occipital region, the hair may continue to grow even after the transplant, so periodic trimming and grooming may be required depending on the rate of growth. The exact transplant area and the number of follicles required will be determined after consultation with the medical staff.