Eyebrow transplant is a cosmetic procedure designed to address sparse or thin eyebrows by transplanting hair follicles from other parts of the body, typically the scalp, to the eyebrow area. This technique is made possible by advancements in hair transplantation technology, specifically follicular unit extraction (FUE), which involves extracting individual hair follicles from the donor site and implanting them into the recipient area with precision. The procedure aims to create fuller, natural-looking eyebrows that enhance the overall facial appearance.

The process begins with a consultation with a qualified cosmetic surgeon who evaluates the patient's eyebrow shape, density, and desired outcome. During the procedure, local anesthesia is administered to both the donor and recipient areas to minimize discomfort. Using specialized tools, the surgeon carefully extracts hair follicles from the donor site and meticulously implants them into the eyebrow area. After the transplant, the newly implanted follicles gradually establish blood supply and begin to grow, resulting in thicker, more defined eyebrows. While eyebrow transplant is generally safe and effective, not everyone may be suitable candidates, and individual factors such as hair texture, skin type, and medical history are taken into consideration during the consultation process.