Treatment guide

Eyebrow transplant

Full, natural brows, tailored to the structure of your face.

Dr. Salvador Kaplan

Who it is for

Many women and men have sparse or asymmetrical brows, or brows that stopped growing — after years of plucking, due to genetics or hormonal changes.

What it is

In an eyebrow transplant, individual follicles are taken from the donor area, usually the back of the head, and implanted one by one into the brow. Each follicle is placed following the natural angle and direction of growth, so the result blends naturally with your face.

How it works

01

Assessment and design

Examination and design of the brow shape together with you.

02

Preparation

Local anaesthesia in the donor area and the brows.

03

Implantation

Follicle by follicle, following the direction of growth.

04

Follow-up

Aftercare instructions and support until the result.

Dr. Salvador Kaplan

Who performs it

Dr. Salvador Kaplan

Every patient is assessed and treated personally by Dr. Salvador Kaplan, from the first consultation to follow-up.

Meet Dr. Kaplan

Advantages

  • Design tailored to your face
  • Your own hair
  • Local anaesthesia
  • Control over the direction and angle of every hair

What to expect

In the first weeks some implanted hairs may shed — this is a natural part of the process. New growth usually begins after a few months, and Dr. Kaplan follows you at every stage.

Want to know if an eyebrow transplant is right for you?

Personal suitability check