Medical team
Hair Transplant Clinical Team
Eyebrow restoration
Considered for you.
Single-hair grafts planned around your features and the natural flow of the brow.
What is a Eyebrow restoration?
Eyebrow restoration places carefully selected follicular units into sparse or absent areas of the brow. The shape is agreed with you, then individual hairs are positioned to reproduce the changing angle and direction of a natural eyebrow.
- Treatment stay
- 1–2 days
- Anaesthesia
- Local anaesthesia
- Procedure length
- Depends on the brow plan
- Initial recovery
- Around 7–10 days
Know the people behind your plan.
Dr. Mahsun Yilmaz
- Specialty
- Hair Restoration Physician
- Experience
- 12 years specialising in hair restoration
- Clinical focus
- Natural hairline design and corrective transplantation
- Your procedure
- Designs the brow and performs the transplant
Patient care team
Patient Aftercare Team
A clear plan. At every stage.
- 01
Assessment
We assess your brows, skin, donor hair and preferred shape.
- 02
Brow design
We agree the outline and plan the direction of each section of the brow.
- 03
Your procedure
Selected single-hair grafts are placed at fine angles to follow the brow pattern.
- 04
Aftercare & follow-up
We guide healing, grooming and follow-up as new growth develops.
Before you decide.
A good decision starts with clear information. We're here to answer your questions and help you feel confident about the next step.
Who may be suitable for eyebrow restoration?
Suitability depends on the cause and stability of eyebrow thinning, the condition of the skin and the available donor hair. Active skin or hair-loss conditions need medical assessment before transplantation is considered.
Why are single-hair grafts used?
Natural eyebrows are made up of individual hairs that change direction across the brow. Single-hair follicular units allow the doctor to control placement, angle and direction more precisely.
Will transplanted eyebrow hair need trimming?
Often, yes. Donor hair commonly comes from the scalp and may keep its longer growth characteristics, so regular trimming and grooming can be needed.
When can I return to normal activities?
Visible redness, swelling and small crusts usually improve over about 7–10 days. Your clinical team will give specific instructions about cleansing, makeup, exercise and touching the grafts.
When will I see the final result?
Transplanted hairs often shed during the first few weeks. New growth may begin around 3–4 months and continues to develop over the following months, with a fuller assessment around 12 months.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what you would like to change. We will help you explore the next step.