Who may be suitable?
An eyebrow transplant may be considered for naturally sparse brows, selected stable scars or hair loss after over-plucking. The cause of eyebrow loss should be assessed before surgery.
Potential benefits
A plan built around your needs
Treatment recommendations depend on assessment findings, medical history and realistic expectations. No result can be guaranteed.
Personalized brow outline
Careful control of follicle angle
Improved coverage in selected sparse areas
Use of suitable donor follicles
Planning based on facial proportions
Treatment guide
What you should know
Design and placement
The patient and treatment team agree on a conservative shape that fits the face. Individual follicles are placed to follow the changing direction and low angle of natural eyebrow growth.
Long-term grooming
Transplanted scalp hairs may retain scalp-hair growth characteristics. Regular trimming and shaping can therefore be required after growth develops.
Your journey
How the process works
1
Cause and donor assessmentYour team explains the next stage before you proceed.
2
Brow shape planningYour team explains the next stage before you proceed.
3
Follicle extraction and precise placementYour team explains the next stage before you proceed.
4
Aftercare and grooming guidanceYour team explains the next stage before you proceed.
Safety information
Risks and limitations
Risks include infection, swelling, scarring, poor growth, asymmetry and hairs growing in an unwanted direction. More than one session may sometimes be considered.
General patient information reference: View independent health information.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Your assessment is the right place to discuss questions specific to your health, hair or skin.
They may. Follicles taken from the scalp can continue growing like scalp hair, making ongoing grooming important.
No. Active disease or an untreated underlying cause may need medical management before transplantation is considered.
Ready to discuss your options?
Send clear photographs and a brief description of your concern. Our Uganda team will guide you on assessment and the appropriate next step.
Medical disclaimer: This page provides general educational information and does not replace an individual consultation with an appropriately qualified professional.