Surgical Eyebrow Transplant (FUE)
A classic FUE approach for clients who need a larger number of grafts: a donor strip is prepared, individually separated under a microscope, and implanted with fine multi-directional needles.
⏱ 1 day recoveryAbout
The FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) eyebrow transplant is recommended when a larger volume of grafts is needed. A section of donor hair at the back of the head is carefully mapped and divided, then removed as a single strip, or "flap", of tissue.
The donor area is closed with fine sutures, leaving a thin, easily concealed line at the back of the head.
How It Works
A section of hair at the back of the head is separated and mapped out for donor use.
The mapped area is removed as a complete strip (flap); the donor site is closed with approximately 4 cm of fine sutures.
Under the microscope, the strip is processed: individual hairs are separated, cleaned and sorted specifically for eyebrow transplantation.
The prepared grafts are implanted using ultra-fine, multi-directional needles, recreating a natural brow pattern and growth direction.
Real Results
Surgical Eyebrow Transplant (FUE) — Before & After Gallery
A selection of recent work across our services. Full galleries are available on each service page.