During an eyebrow transplantation, hair follicles are typically harvested from areas of the scalp with healthy hair growth, usually the back or sides of the head (donor areas). These follicles, carefully selected to match eyebrow hair characteristics, are then transplanted into the eyebrow area to improve density and achieve desired eyebrow shape.

The duration of an eyebrow transplantation procedure can vary based on the extent of transplantation needed. Techniques involve extracting individual hair follicles using Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) or other specialized methods. The follicles are precisely transplanted into the eyebrow area, respecting the natural eyebrow pattern and aesthetics.

Following the procedure, patients may experience minor swelling, redness, or discomfort in both the donor and recipient areas. Most individuals can resume regular activities within a few days, and the transplanted hair initially sheds before new growth begins. Visible eyebrow growth and improved density become more apparent several months after the procedure. Adherence to post-operative care instructions and attending follow-up appointments are essential for optimal results.