A precise microsurgical procedure that restores eyebrows that have thinned, fallen out or lost their shape. Each single follicle is placed at the right angle and direction for a permanent, completely natural brow.
Eyebrow transplantation is a precise microsurgical procedure designed to restore eyebrows that have thinned, fallen out or lost their natural shape due to aging, trauma, medical conditions or over-plucking. During the procedure, individual hair follicles are carefully harvested from the nape (back of the scalp) and transplanted into the eyebrow area. Each follicle is placed at the exact angle and direction to mimic natural eyebrow growth.
The main goal is to create full, natural-looking eyebrows that complement your facial features. Once healed, the transplanted hairs grow permanently, providing a low-maintenance, aesthetic result that doesn’t rely on makeup.
Eyebrows are one of the most defining elements of facial expression. Eyebrow transplantation provides a permanent and effective solution in the following situations:
The eyebrow transplant procedure follows principles similar to hair transplantation; however, it requires a much higher level of aesthetic precision.
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A natural eyebrow shape is drawn by taking your facial proportions, muscle structure and personal preferences into account. This is the most critical part of the procedure — the design determines the entire result, so it is agreed with you in detail before any follicles are placed.
Hair follicles are carefully extracted from the donor area at the back of the scalp using a specialised micromotor. Since the donor area naturally contains a mixture of single-, double- and multi-hair follicular units, the extracted grafts are meticulously sorted under magnification. During this microscopic graft-sorting process, single-hair follicles are separated and selected for implantation, as they provide the soft, delicate and natural-looking appearance required for eyebrow transplantation.
The DHI method is preferred for eyebrows: using special Choi pens, the channel is opened and the follicle implanted in one motion. This gives precise control over the very shallow angle and direction each brow hair needs to lie flat and grow naturally.
The procedure takes approximately two to three hours and is performed under local anaesthesia, so it is comfortable and pain-free. It is carried out as a day procedure, and you can return to your hotel or home the same day.
The first day after the procedure, mild redness and sensitivity are normal. Within two weeks, mild scabbing occurs in the area and falls off. During the same period, the transplanted hairs may temporarily shed; this process is called shock loss.
From the third month onward, new eyebrows begin to grow. It takes approximately 9 to 12 months for the eyebrows to fully settle and achieve a natural appearance. Since eyebrow transplantation uses fewer grafts compared to hair transplantation, the recovery process is much faster and more comfortable.
For eyebrow transplantation, both the DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) and Sapphire FUE techniques can be used, depending on the patient’s eyebrow condition, donor characteristics and the desired aesthetic outcome.
The DHI method uses specialised Choi implanter pens, allowing each graft to be implanted immediately after placement in a single step. This provides excellent control over angle, direction and depth — particularly useful for the very fine, hair-by-hair alignment required for natural-looking eyebrows.
The Sapphire FUE technique, on the other hand, involves first creating recipient channels with sapphire blades before placing the grafts, letting the surgeon carefully design the overall shape, symmetry and density distribution of the eyebrow area with high precision.
In practice, both techniques are effective: DHI is often preferred for its direct control of hair direction at a micro level, while Sapphire FUE can be advantageous for structured design and precise planning of the eyebrow framework. The choice is always made based on individual anatomy and the most natural aesthetic result.
Yes. Using only single follicles, implanted hair by hair at the correct shallow angle and direction with the DHI method, creates a brow that looks and behaves completely naturally — the shape is designed to suit your face, not a one-size template.
Because the follicles come from the nape of your scalp, they keep their original growth behaviour and will grow longer than normal brow hairs. This is completely normal — you simply trim them every couple of weeks. Over time they often adapt and slow down, and the upkeep is minimal.
It takes around two to three hours and is performed under local anaesthesia, so you feel no pain during the session. It is a comfortable day procedure, and because far fewer grafts are needed than a scalp transplant, recovery is quick.
The transplanted hairs usually shed within the first weeks — this shock loss is normal. New brow hairs begin to grow from around month three, and it takes roughly nine to twelve months for the eyebrows to fully settle into their final, natural appearance.
Eyebrow transplantation suits anyone with brows that have thinned, scarred or lost shape from over-plucking, ageing, hormonal changes, injury or permanent makeup, as long as there are healthy donor follicles at the nape. A consultation with clear photos confirms your suitability and the design.
Yes. The transplanted brow follicles are taken from a permanent donor area, so after the initial shedding phase they grow in for a lasting, low-maintenance result that does not rely on makeup or microblading.
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