Eyebrow Transplant
Hertfordshire UK
Gain fuller, thicker eyebrows with FUE eyebrow transplant surgery in the UK
- Award winning UK clinic
- Natural looking results
- Clear and transparent pricing

Eyebrow Transplant Hertfordshire Uk
Gain fuller, thicker eyebrows with FUE eyebrow transplant surgery in the UK
- Award winning UK clinic
- Natural looking results
- Clear and transparent pricing

Understanding Eyebrow Transplant Surgery
Eyebrow transplant surgery, also known as the eyebrow hair transplant procedure, is a delicate process that involves relocating individual hair follicles from a donor area, typically the nape of the neck or around the ear, to the eyebrow region. This eyebrow transplant procedure aims to enhance the fullness and shape of the eyebrows, offering a long-lasting solution to thin or sparse brows.
The transplanted hairs continue to grow throughout one’s life, just as if they were always part of the eyebrow region. This restoration of eyebrow hair offers a new lease on confidence for those who have struggled with eyebrow hair loss or are dissatisfied with the appearance of their brows.
The Role of Follicular Unit Extraction in Eyebrow Restoration
The precision in transplanting hairs in line with the natural growth direction makes Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) a preferred method in eyebrow restoration. It ensures the hairs lie flat against the skin, giving a natural appearance.
The use of small needles in FUE leads to minimal scarring, both at the donor and the transplant areas. This enhances the comfort of the eyebrow restoration process and contributes to achieving a full and natural-looking eyebrow shape. FUE enables the transplantation of long hair, allowing the results to be visualised immediately, providing reassurance to the patient regarding the outcome of their eyebrow restoration.
- AT A GLANCE
- Duration 4-6 hours
- Anaesthesia Local
- Recovery 6-7 Days
- Hospital Stay none

Ideal Candidates for Eyebrow Hair Transplants
People consider eyebrow transplant surgery for a variety of reasons. Some have naturally thin brows, while others may have suffered damage from beauty routines like over-plucking. Still, others may be dissatisfied with the appearance of their brows.
Ideal candidates for eyebrow transplants are typically those with sparse eyebrows due to genetics, injury, or habits such as over plucking. They should be in good general health and have realistic expectations about their eyebrow shape. As evidenced by a patient of Texas Facial Aesthetics, eyebrow transplants can result in increased density without the need for tattooing.
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Preparing for Your Eyebrow Restoration
Before considering an eyebrow transplant, it’s crucial to have a thorough consultation with a hair restoration specialist. This step ensures you grasp the procedure and its implications fully. During the consultation, the surgeon examines your brows and skin, reviews your health history, and discusses your aesthetic goals. This evaluation helps tailor a customised treatment plan aligned with your desires for brow density and shape. By personalising the approach, we ensure natural-looking results that meet your expectations, paving the way for the fuller, more defined brows you desire.
FUE Eyebrow Transplant Timeline:
Here’s what to expect in the weeks and months following a FUE eyebrow transplant:
1 Week After the Transplant
In the first few days following the surgery, scabs and crusts will emerge around the newly transplanted hair follicles, and there will be some itchiness, redness and swelling in the eyebrow area. The eyebrow area may also ache a little, and over-the-counter painkillers can be used to treat this.
2 Weeks After the Transplant
Most of the swelling will have subsided. Redness and itchiness will diminish too, though these symptoms will not have disappeared completely. Patients will also notice hair shedding from the recipient area. This is a natural part of the hair growth cycle, and should not cause alarm. New hair is forming in the transplanted follicles, and it will grow with time.
1-4 Months After the Transplant
The hair in the donor site will have completely regrown, concealing the small, circular scars that were made during the surgery. Meanwhile, the recipient area will continue to shed hair. It is common to experience patchiness at this time, as different spots of the recipient area are at different stages in their growth cycle.
6 Months After the Transplant
You will begin to notice greater evenness and uniformity of growth in the recipient area, and the new hairs will begin to look thicker.
9-12 Months After the Transplant
You will notice further thickening during this time, as your hair continues to grow longer, stronger and darker.
12-18 Months After the Transplant
The final results of the procedure will become visible during this time, as the transplanted hairs reach full maturity.

The Cost of Eyebrow Transplantation in the UK
The cost of an eyebrow transplant in the UK can vary significantly. On average, you can expect to pay around £3,800 for the procedure, with prices typically ranging from £2,500 to £7,000.
At Aventus Clinic, our transparent pricing for FUE eyebrow transplants starts at £2,500, ensuring affordability without compromising quality. With no hidden fees, our comprehensive package includes pre-procedure consultations, the transplant procedure itself, post-operative care, and follow-up appointments, providing peace of mind throughout your journey to enhanced brows.
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About Our Surgeon
Dr Suhail Alam
Dr. Suhail Alam, our medical director at Aventus Clinic, brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the field of Hair Restoration Surgery and Regenerative Medicine. His commitment to high-quality, patient-centered care, coupled with his extensive training and qualifications, ensures holistic well-being for our patients. Choose Dr. Alam for a surgeon who values both the science and the personal touch in hair restoration.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How much is an eyebrow transplant UK?
An eyebrow transplant in the UK can cost anywhere from £2,500 to £7,000, depending on individual needs, the provider, and location. Prices vary based on these factors.
How long do eyebrow transplants last?
Eyebrow transplants are a permanent solution using the FUE technique, and they can last a lifetime, with noticeable growth at 4-6 months and final cosmetic result at around 10 months.
Who is not a good candidate for eyebrow transplant?
You may not be a good candidate for an eyebrow transplant if you have conditions such as trichotillomania or alopecia areata, which involve hair loss. These conditions can impact the success of the transplant.
What is an eyebrow transplant?
An eyebrow transplant is a procedure where hair follicles are moved from a donor area to the eyebrows, typically to increase fullness and shape.
What are the potential risks and side effects of eyebrow transplants?
The potential risks and side effects of eyebrow transplants include bruising, redness, swelling, scarring, and the possibility of some follicles not producing new hairs. However, with proper aftercare, these risks can be managed effectively.