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Eyebrow
& Eyelash Transplant
safe, effective &
minimally invasive
same day procedure, only takes 1 session
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Nowadays women and men with
complete or partial eyelash or eyebrow loss can regain their eyebrow and
eyelash through a micro surgical hair transplant procedure. It is
safe, effective, minimally invasive, and takes only 1 session in most
cases.
 What causes
eyebrow and/or eyelash loss in men and women?
*Physical trauma, e.g., accident, thermal, chemical or electrical
burns.
*Systemic or local disease that causes loss of eyebrow and/or eyelashes
*Congenital inability to grow eyebrows and/or eyelashes
*Plucking (to reshape the eyebrow) that results in permanent loss of
eyebrows.
*Self-inflicted obsessive plucking or eyebrows and/or eyelashes (trichotillomania).
*Medical or surgical treatments that result in eyebrow or eyelash
loss—e.g., radiation therapy, chemotherapy, surgical removal of tumor.
* Possible signs of alopecia areata for some individuals.
Is eyebrow
and/or eyelash restoration procedure safe?
Yes, it is a minimally invasive micro surgical procedure. Usually 1
session is all that is required.
Where does the donor hair come from?
How is the procedure done?
The donor hair is extracted one follicle at a time from
either your scalp or your leg. The donor is usually taken from a site that furnishes
finer rather than coarser hair; finer hair is a better "match" for
eyebrow hair. Donor hair is transplanted micro surgically 1 or 2 hairs
at a time. Each graft is placed into an incision prepared for it. The
use of single hairs or micrografts permits meticulous adherence to the
eyebrow contour for a natural appearance.
Is the result natural?
Yes, they are your own naturally growing hair. In many cases,
they are more beautifully shaped and contoured than what you were born
with. See photos below.
How long will it take before I see
results?
Hair grows in cycles so the effect is not immediate. It will take
4-6 months before the new hairs start to grow in your eyebrow or
eyelash.
Are the new hairs permanent?
Post operative maintenance ?
Yes in most cases. Sometimes a small maintenance session may be
required after a few years but that is rare. For some individuals,
occasional trimming as well as "contouring" of the transplanted eyebrows
or eyelashes may be required until the grafts start to form their own
curves.
Any complications?
Post operative complications are often limited to minor itching,
pain and possibly swelling in some patients. Patients should avoid
scratching the recipient site as this may dislocate or dislodge the
grafts.
Is everyone a candidate for this
procedure?
According to
the International Society of Hair Restoration Society, "the cause
of eyebrow/eyelash loss is evaluated in medical history and examination
prior to consideration of hair restoration:
- Systemic or local
disease that causes hair loss must be under control to assure that
hair restoration can succeed
- Obsessive-compulsive
plucking (trichotillomania) must be treated to assure that restored
hair will not be plucked out
- Trauma, burns or
surgery may have resulted in formation of scar tissue;
reconstructive surgery may be necessary before eyebrow/eyelash
restoration. The degree of eyebrow loss may vary from complete to
partial; the degree of loss may be a consideration in selection of
the restoration procedure."
What is the cost?
It varies from doctor to doctor. Email hairsite@aol.com and we will arrange
a free consultation for you with a doctor near you.
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Dr. Alan Bauman's comment about
eyelash transplant procedure |
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Eyelash
transplantation is a delicate and intricate procedure, but a
very safe and effective way to enhance your eyelashes. We
harvest follicles from the scalp then transplant the follicles
into the eyelash area (the lid). Typically, we transplant 24
lashes per lid during a single session, which lasts about two
hours. We use a combination of topical anesthetic gel and The
Wand (a computerized injection) for a virtually painless
procedure. Recovery time is quick--typically a few days for the
swelling to go down. The lashes begin to grow either immediately
or after 6-12 weeks. Since the follicles are from the scalp, the
hairs they produce will need to be trimmed. In the vast majority
of cases, a single session is enough, but sometimes an
additional session of eyelash transplantation is needed if the
lashes are extremely sparse or short to begin with. |
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Alan Bauman |
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eyelash transplant
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Before and
one-year after eyelash transplantation of
30 lashes per upper lid
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To
arrange a free consultation with a hair transplant doctor experienced in
this type of procedure for eyelash & eyebrow loss, please email HairSite@aol.com
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