Eyebrow transplantation is applied to correct shape distortions resulting from incorrect shaping of the eyebrows, to supply fallen eyebrows, as well as to cover scars, burns, surgical, and suture marks. Regardless of the reason, it is possible to recreate lost eyebrows or densify, thicken, and shape existing eyebrows into the desired aesthetic form through eyebrow transplantation.

The process of eyebrow transplantation begins with deciding on the shape of the eyebrows suitable for the patient's aesthetic appearance. It is applied under local anesthesia. Eyebrow transplantation is performed by implanting hair roots taken from the area between the two ears, just like hair transplantation, into the eyebrow area. The area where hair roots will be obtained is shaved, and the roots are individually taken from this area using the FUE method and transferred to the area where the transplantation will take place. There is no trace left in the area where the hair roots are taken. Due to the nature of the hair roots obtained, eyebrows may grow at certain intervals. Therefore, it may be necessary to trim the eyebrows at certain intervals.

Beard, Mustache, and Sideburn Transplantation

Beard and mustache play an important role in a person's identity. Due to testosterone deficiency, they may not grow at all in some areas or may grow very sparsely or unevenly due to genetic structure even when the hormone level is normal. Transplantation is also preferred for covering burn or suture scars. Hair roots are taken from the nape area using the FUE technique (single hair grafts), and they are transplanted to the desired area. The transplanted beard and mustache are indistinguishable from natural ones and can be shaved or grown daily. The transplantation procedure, performed at the desired frequency, can be done under local anesthesia without leaving any traces. Red scabbing may occur on the skin during the first week after the procedure. However, there is no pain or discomfort. Results will begin to show 8-10 weeks after the procedure. The adaptation process will be completed after one year. The result will be natural and permanent.