Eyebrow transplant: restore your eyebrows with your own hair

It's a microsurgical procedure in which your own follicles are extracted from the nape of the neck and placed in the eyebrow. Because it's your own hair, it grows naturally and the result is permanent.

The key isn't just placing hair: it's respecting the angle, direction and natural density of the eyebrow so the result is indistinguishable from your own. That's why it should be planned and supervised by a dermatologist.

For extraction, Long FUE (long-hair FUE): we take the follicular units one by one from the donor area, with no need to shave. Keeping the hair at full length is what lets us see the direction each follicle grows in — the reference for placing it later.

For insertion, the Oriental technique: before implanting, each follicle is thoroughly cleaned, and that allows it to be placed at an angle almost parallel to the skin, following its natural direction. This is the difference between a brow that reads as grafted and one that doesn't, because eyebrow hair doesn't grow vertically — it lies flat against the face.

It's an outpatient procedure under local anesthesia: no hospital stay, and you go home the same day.

In the first few days small scabs appear and fall off on their own, and how you wash and protect the area those first weeks shapes the final result. The grafted hair usually sheds within a few weeks (this is normal) and grows back steadily from the third or fourth month.

The full result is visible between 9 and 12 months. Since it's hair, it grows: you'll need to trim and comb it from time to time.

At the clinic we carry out the complete eyebrow restoration process with personalized follow-up: from design and assessment to the check-ups that support the growth of the grafted hair.

If your eyebrows have previous microblading or micropigmentation, we can also treat you from start to finish: when needed, we remove the pigment with laser to prepare a suitable base before the transplant.