The eyebrow contouring we perform and permanent make-up applications ensure that eyebrows fall out quickly and permanently. Of course, genetic factors, trauma and some medical reasons also cause eyebrows to disappear.

Eyebrow transplantation can be performed on people who have reduced eyebrows due to medical reasons or improper removal, who have thin eyebrows and who are not satisfied with their eyebrow shape.

How is it applied and what are the side effects?

In eyebrow transplantation, similar to hair transplantation, not all the hair is cut from the upper part of the neck between the person’s two ears. Part of the hair is shortened and the hair follicles are removed one by one with the help of a micromotor. This process takes 2-4 hours.

Slight crusting, redness and swelling occur one week after application in the eyebrow transplant area. The transplanted area heals after one week. It takes three to eight months for the transplanted eyebrows to fully grow. Although a second attempt is not usually required, the aim is to assess progress at the end of the eighth month and, if necessary, achieve the desired result with a second session.