Although eyebrow transplantation is a safe and aesthetically elegant process, there are a few things to look for before one subjected to this kind of hair restoration.
As with hair transplantations on the scalp, transplanted eyebrows shall continue to grow and should therefore be cut periodically.
Apart from the fact that this may be a minor nuisance in general, cutting off the particular hair leaves a final appearance, after the cutting, which is not as delicate as it happens with the smooth edges on the end of the intact hair of the normal brow. During the healing process, all incisions tend to converge.
When this occurs in the graft receiving regions, there is a possibility that their flat orientation may slightly change, and sometimes this results for the eyebrows in those areas being slightly more upright than someone would like.
Unlike hair transplantations, where the transplanted hair is taken from another part of the scalp and fit perfectly, when it comes to eyebrow transplantations, the grafts are taken from a part of the body other than the eyebrows and they will therefore have slightly different characteristics, both in terms of growth and appearance.
If different, then, over time, these transplanted hairs shall slowly begin to approach the developmental pathway and the characteristics of the existing eyebrow hair.
The appearance of eyebrow transplantations shall mature and be perfected over a year or so.