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Permanent restoration and density enhancement – Eyebrow transplant using the FUE method

FUE Eyebrow Transplant

In aesthetic medicine, eyebrows are often called the frame of our face, creating a harmonious balance with our facial features. But what happens when eyebrows begin to disrupt this aesthetic harmony? It usually leads to frustration and lowered self-esteem. That is why an increasing number of patients come to us with eyebrow-related concerns.

We have noticed that changing aesthetic trends are the most common reason for interest in eyebrow restoration. Just a few years ago, beautifully plucked, thin eyebrows and permanent makeup dominated the aesthetic scene. But like all trends, this one has long passed. The latest aesthetic preferences favor thick, bushy eyebrows that are carefully styled and groomed. Most people follow these trends, seeking a solution in an eyebrow transplant, which delivers a completely natural result without the need for unnecessary tattooing.

What is an eyebrow transplant?

We perform eyebrow transplantation using the FUE method to restore hair in areas that are thinning or have naturally sparse growth. The eyebrow transplant procedure involves extracting follicular units (grafts) from suitable donor sites at the back of the head and then implanting these grafts into the eyebrow area. To replicate the natural appearance of eyebrow hairs as accurately as possible and achieve optimal results, we extract single-hair grafts (containing 1 hair bulb) with an appropriate curvature and direction.

Eyebrow restoration in men: For male patients, grafts are most frequently harvested from the chin/beard region due to the identical structural characteristics of the hair shaft. If the chin area does not provide an adequate number of grafts, we can also extract grafts from the scalp, implanting a custom structural blend of hairs into the eyebrow area.

How is the eyebrow transplant procedure performed?

The entire graft harvesting procedure for eyebrow transplantation is identical to a standard FUE treatment and progresses through the following steps:

The donor area from which the grafts will be extracted is shaved to approximately 1mm (this is a strip measuring between 5cm and 10cm in width).
Local anesthesia is administered.
Next, using a specially adapted micro-punch, thin follicular units—predominantly single-hair grafts (with 1 hair bulb)—are harvested.
Once the required number of grafts has been extracted, we proceed to apply local anesthesia to the recipient area, which is the eyebrows.
Following the anesthesia, the next phase involves making tiny incisions for the graft implantation. These incisions are created precisely in accordance with the natural growth direction of the hair.
The grafts are carefully implanted.
Finally, a medical dressing is applied to the donor zone.
The patient receives detailed post-operative instructions along with a graft care kit and can return home.
FUE Eyebrow Transplant - Treatment results at Maritime Hair Center

Who is the eyebrow transplant procedure for?

We recommend the eyebrow hair transplant procedure to all patients struggling with:

Thinning eyebrows
Patchy hair loss or total lack of eyebrows
Damaged hairs resulting from over-plucking or aggressive shaping
Unsatisfactory results from permanent makeup
Scars within the eyebrow area caused by trauma or accidents
Naturally sparse and thin eyebrows

How extensive of a procedure do I need to restore my eyebrows?

The scope, and consequently the duration of the procedure, depends on how many follicular units (grafts) need to be transplanted for a given patient. The detailed breakdown is as follows:

Procedure Scope Required Number of Grafts Approximate Duration (FUE Method)
Minor eyebrow touch-up / filling Approximately 300 – 400 grafts Approximately 3.5 hours
Full restoration or thickening of both eyebrows From approximately 600 up to 800 grafts Approximately 4.5 hours