A Permanent Replacement for Microblading

Microblading lasts 12–18 months and requires regular touch-ups. An eyebrow transplant uses single-hair scalp grafts to build a brow that grows naturally and lasts a lifetime. No re-pigmentation, no periodic numbing, no fading.

Who Is a Good Candidate

Eyebrow transplants suit clients with:

• Over-plucking damage that has not regrown after 2+ years
• Sparse brows from a stable case of trichotillomania or alopecia areata
• Scarring from accidents or chemical burns
• Naturally thin or asymmetric brows they want shaped permanently

Designing the Brow

A great eyebrow design respects the brow ridge anatomy and your facial proportions. We measure the medial point (above the inner eye corner), the arch (vertical line through the iris), and the lateral termination (line from the nose corner through the outer eye corner). The brow direction changes along that line — heads grow upward, body slants outward, tail grows down — and the implanted hairs must follow it precisely.

Per-Brow Graft Count

Most eyebrows need 150–400 grafts each. Larger or fully reconstructed brows can take up to 600. Single-hair grafts only — multi-hair grafts look unnatural in the brow.

The Trim-Every-Week Truth

Because the implanted grafts are scalp hair, they keep growing at scalp-hair speed (about 1 cm per month). You will need to trim weekly to maintain the natural brow shape. After 12 months the hair often slows and softens, but the trim discipline remains. Many clients find this preferable to forever-microblading; others do not.