Am I a candidate for an eyebrow transplant?

The eyebrow transplant is not for just one profile. It solves very different situations but —like any medical procedure— there are cases where it fits right away and others where it's worth assessing something first. This is a guiding overview; the decision is always confirmed in consultation.

Common good candidates

• Years of over-plucking: brows that, from so much plucking, no longer grow back.
• Low density by genetics: brows that have always been thin or patchy.
• Microblading aftermath: skin already healthy after pigment removal, looking for a natural, permanent result.
• Scars or hairless areas from trauma or previous procedures.
• Asymmetries you want to balance with real hair.

When it's better to assess first

There are situations where the transplant is not ruled out, but it is studied calmly first: an active, uncontrolled alopecia, expectations worth adjusting, or recent microblading that still needs to be removed. Assessing first is not a "no": it is making sure the result is the best possible.

Take the 1-minute test

We have prepared a short guiding test so you can get a sense of your profile before the consultation. It does not replace a medical assessment, but it is a good starting point: take the "am I a candidate?" test.

The assessment: the step that confirms it

In consultation we study your density, the donor area, the shape that best suits your features and your expectations. That produces a concrete plan —and, where applicable, its price and payment options. You can learn about the eyebrow transplant in depth or message us to book.