Which specialist performs eyebrow transplant?

Eyebrow transplant, also called eyebrow restoration, moves hair follicles from a donor area to sparse or missing sections of the brow. A trichology specialist assesses why the brows are thin, the quality of donor hair, the desired outline, and the direction in which each graft should grow. The procedure requires careful placement because brow hairs are short, angled, and visually prominent.

A consultation should cover whether hair loss is stable, whether another condition is affecting the brows, and how the transplanted hairs may need regular trimming. The final appearance develops gradually as the grafts settle and grow.

Choose a qualified trichology specialist with experience in eyebrow restoration and ask to see appropriately consented examples of their work. Discuss the donor area, brow design, graft placement, anaesthetic, aftercare, and the possibility that transplanted hairs may grow differently from native brow hairs. Share your medical history, medicines, allergies, previous hair procedures, and any history of hair pulling or inflammatory skin disease. Avoid plucking or irritating the treatment area before assessment.

Have new or rapidly worsening eyebrow loss assessed before considering transplantation, especially if it comes with scalp hair loss, itching, scale, pain, redness, or smooth patches. After treatment, report increasing swelling, spreading redness, drainage, fever, severe discomfort, or sudden loss of grafts. Eye pain, vision change, or swelling that interferes with opening the eye warrants urgent medical attention.

Ask: What may be causing my eyebrow loss? Is it stable enough for transplantation? Where will donor hairs come from? How will you match the angle and density of my brows? What trimming will be needed? Which symptoms after treatment require prompt review?