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A good example of dense packing

Dr Devroye

Dr Devroye

Valued member
I can't resist the envy to post this eyebrows result.

I know that in this forum there are mainly men who wish to see results of hair transplants but in my opinion the transplant of eyebrows is the supreme transplant. If we master it, we are also capable of the best in terms of*hair transplant. To make it a success, it is necessary to mix an excellent cut with a good control of sections, an very precise placement and orientation of the grafts.

As usual, to have an excellent result, you should not skimp on the quantity. Given that the surface to be transplanted is very small, we can aim to a very dense packing.

۬In this precise case, the patient did not have eyebrows hairs anymore. They had all been plucked. The transplant thus consisted of a mixture of grafts with one and two hair, for respectively the periphery and the center of the eyebrow.




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Dazzster26

Valued member
Absolutely Beautifull work , how many grafts were required to get this result



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Cheers

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ejj

member
Nice result, would the length of hair become a problem for the patient, or does the hair take on eyebrow hair characteristics, as is commonly reported with body hair grafted to the scalp.

Regards

ejj
 
bullitnut

bullitnut

4 awesome repairs with SMG
Not suprised you can't resist posting this as it's an incredible result. She must have the largest smile on her face....if only more women knew about this procedure it could help lots of them, as it seems to be an epidemic in this country does over plucking eyebrows......especially in the young generation.

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janna

janna

Moderator
Hi Dr. D,

Nice!

Do you find that these patients have to "train" the way their hair lay? It seems impossible to not have rogue hairs that grow out in whatever direction they want regardless of how painstakingly you plant them with the correct angle and direction. I think during healing in the first week some of the follicles shift. What's your opinion and experience?
 
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commanderfink

Valued member
have you ever thought of experimenting with hand or forearm hair for eyebrows? seems to be a good candidate length and style wise
 
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