Treatments

Eyebrow Transplant

Single-hair grafting at natural angles, for brows that frame your face.

Type: Surgical
Anaesthesia: Local
Graft requirement: Assessed at consultation
Placement: Single-hair grafts

Overview

What Eyebrow Transplant actually involves

Eyebrow restoration rebuilds brow density using single follicular units placed one at a time. It suits brows thinned by over-plucking, scarring, or loss that has not recovered on its own.

Brow hair lies almost flat against the skin and changes direction across the brow — sweeping up at the head, flattening through the body, angling down toward the tail. Reproducing that is the whole job; angle errors are what make brow work look artificial.

Because transplanted hair keeps the growth behaviour of its donor site, restored brows keep growing and need regular trimming.

Candidacy

Who this is — and isn't — the right choice for

We would rather turn down an unsuitable case than sell a procedure that cannot deliver what you want.

A good fit if

Brows thinned by over-plucking or long-term shaping
Scarring in the brow area from injury or surgery
Naturally sparse brows with a usable donor area
Patients wanting a permanent alternative to daily filling in

Not the right call if

Active loss from an untreated underlying condition
Active skin conditions in the brow area
Anyone not prepared to trim the brows regularly afterwards

Step by step

How the procedure runs

No stage of this is a surprise on the day — here is the full sequence.

01
Shape design
The brow shape, arch and tail are drawn on and adjusted with you before anything begins.
02
Donor selection
Fine single-hair grafts are selected from the scalp donor area to match brow hair as closely as possible.
03
Angle-critical site creation
Sites are created at the changing angles and directions that brow hair naturally follows.
04
Implantation
Grafts are placed one hair at a time to build density without a drawn-on edge.

Afterwards

What the period after treatment looks like

Including the stages most clinics gloss over. Exact timings vary between patients — yours are confirmed by the clinic before you go ahead.

Immediately after
Mild swelling and small crusts around each graft. Aftercare instructions are given before you leave.
Early healing
Crusts settle with the gentle washing routine the clinic provides.
Shedding phase
Transplanted hairs shed before regrowing. This is expected and is not graft loss.
Regrowth
Brows fill in gradually over the following months and are trimmed and shaped as they grow.

FAQ

Eyebrow Transplant questions patients ask

Will I need to trim them?

Yes. Transplanted brow hair keeps the growth rate of its donor site, so regular trimming is part of the routine afterwards.

Can I still get my brows shaped or tinted?

Once fully healed, generally yes. Tell whoever shapes them that you have had a transplant so they work around the follicles.

How natural does it look?

That comes down to angle and direction. Getting those right is what separates natural-looking brow work from hairs that stand up rather than lie flat.

Consultation

Find out if Eyebrow Transplant is right for your case

Send your details and the doctor will review your case. You get an assessment of your hair loss and a personalised treatment plan — no obligation to book.