Yes, the shape, arch, and density are fully customized to your face during your consultation, working with your natural bone structure and the look you're going for. Our surgeons map each graft individually to follow the natural growth pattern of eyebrow hair, which grows at a different angle and direction than scalp hair, so the result looks like brows that grew in naturally, not an applied patch. We normally have clients apply their eyebrow makeup in the clinic so we can map to the desired end-state. You'll review and approve the planned shape before the procedure begins, so there are no surprises.

Scalp hair does grow faster and longer than natural brow hair, so yes, you'll need to trim the transplanted hairs periodically, typically every few weeks, to keep them at a natural brow length. Most patients find this becomes a quick, simple part of their routine. Over time the hair tends to soften and adapt somewhat to its new location, but light trimming will likely remain part of the upkeep, which we'll walk you through after your procedure.

Most patients experience mild redness and small scabbing around the brow area for about a week, with the majority of visible signs fading within 7-10 days. Many people return to normal activities within a few days. The transplanted hair is permanent, it will continue to grow for the rest of your life, just like the hair on your scalp, giving you a long-term solution rather than something you'll need to repeat or maintain with makeup or microblading.