Steps of natural eyebrow implantation

Why natural eyebrow implantation?

Our eyebrows are one of the most important pillars of our facial beauty and have a great impact on our appearance. A person's eyebrows are even more important than their hair, and there are several reasons for this. First, the eyebrows are located in a more important and central area than the scalp. Second, the task of the eyebrows is to create a frame for the eyes, which are the most important part of the face in appearance. The last point is that thinning and eyebrow hair loss, unlike scalp hair, is not a natural process and therefore is not aesthetically acceptable from the point of view of oneself and others.

Loss or loss of eyebrows can have many causes; Some of them are:

• Thyroid diseases

• General or systemic diseases

Alopecia areata

• Burns

• Tattoos and eyebrows

• Infection

Excessive plucking and removal of eyebrows

Abnormal growth of eyebrows

• People who are inherited and genetically predisposed to losing or losing their eyebrows.

However, the reason for the thinness and loss of your eyebrow hair, whichever is the above, the best way to have thick eyebrows is eyebrow implants. Techniques such as tattoos, eyebrows, eyebrow pencil and other similar methods can improve the appearance of your eyebrows to some extent, but they are not able to create thick and natural eyebrows. In all beautification methods, the naturalness of the results is important for all applicants. This is a topic that can be achieved well in eyebrow implants, and this method will give you thick and natural eyebrows.

To see examples of eyebrow implants at Dr. Pakdel Clinic, you can refer to our collection's Instagram page or Twitter page.

Before we get into the topic of eyebrow implants, we need to take a closer look at the morphology and physiology of eyebrows.

Determining the angle and direction of eyebrow growth is very important in eyebrow implantation.

4 important features of eyebrows in natural eyebrow implants

1- For eyebrow hair growth

In general, eyebrows are divided into three parts, which include the head, trunk and tail, which in each part is different for hair growth. In the image below, the red line indicates the "head" section, the blue line indicates the "trunk" and the green line indicates the "tail" of the eyebrows.

Head section: This section is the innermost part of the eyebrows and its length is 5 to 7 mm. The hair in this area grows upwards and is usually thinner and lighter in color. Some eyebrow implant applicants are not interested in filling this area and prefer it to be minimal in thickness.

Source: Drpakdelclinic