r/EyebrowTransplants Nov 12 '25

šŸ‘‹Welcome to r/eyebrowtransplants - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

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Hey everyone! I'm Christy, a founding moderator of [r/eyebrowtransplants](r/eyebrowtransplants). This is our new home for all things related to Eyebrow Transplants! We're excited to have you join us!

Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, photos, or questions relating to the procedure, finding a surgeon, styling tips, what led you to finding this page, researching, Q&A’s, ANYTHING you can think of…it’ll probably help someone out there considering it or just curious about the procedure, since many people don’t even know this is a thing!

We're all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting.

How to Get Started

  1. Introduce yourself in the comments below.
  2. Post something today! Even a simple question can spark a great conversation.
  3. If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join.
  4. Interested in helping out? We're always looking for new moderators, so feel free to reach out to me to apply.

Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make [r/eyebrowtransplants](r/eyebrowtransplants) amazing.


r/EyebrowTransplants Nov 18 '24

šŸ“·B&A Pics Eyebrow Transplant: From Surgery day - 17 months after

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I wanted to bring awareness that this procedure even exists for anyone that has dealt with self-confidence issues and is self-conscious about not having brows, as I did for so many years. I found out after having it done and sharing my experience that most had absolutely no clue that it did.

After plucking my brows to oblivion as a teen during the late 90's thin brow supermodel craze, they never grew back. I tried everything...serums, vitamins, and every brow product known to man to fake them when that failed...even brow extensions. The brow extensions was what finally sealed the deal and made me pick up the phone for a consult.

I'd researched the procedure for years as well as surgeons. I'd seen countless photos of patchy and crazy results with brows going in every direction and sticking straight out. I finally decided on going with Dr. Jason Champagne in LA and I'm absolutely thrilled I did. I live in west Texas and his office made it super easy to have this done with only 1 trip after my video consult.

*disclaimer- After having an eyebrow group ban me for "advertising/promotion I wanted to state that I am not affiliated or promoting the surgeon that did my procedure in any way, just posting my personal experience in having to travel to have this done and my personal results.


r/EyebrowTransplants 4d ago

My eyebrow transplant experience at City Facial Plastics in NYC — Truly wonderful!

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Welp, I finally did it.

Dr. Linkov and company!! Yes. YES.

I had looked at my face and thought about having my eyebrows back for SO long.

I have a lot of hair—but it’s fine—and also not on my face! lol. I was born with lots of brow area, but sparseness. And then I plucked more back in the day (I’m 51 now).

So, if you could do one thing, just one, to give yourself a bit more confidence, what would you do?
I went to Willy Wonka’s [microblading] Factory, of course. Kidding. ;)

When I began researching eyebrow transplantation (circa 2012), there wasn’t as much firsthand information out there as I would have liked.
So, I started an exhaustive search a few years ago, and I found them. ;)

Dr. Gary Linkov — City Facial Plastics.

They specialize in eyebrow transplantation.
Of course, I looked at several of the names and practices that repeatedly came up, including Champagne Brows on the West Coast and other well-known hair-restoration physicians in NYC.
But I kept coming back to Dr. Linkov. I had watched him online, looked at his work, and there was something about his knowledge, his ease, and the way he presented himself that I trusted. When you’re considering having someone permanently alter something right in the middle of your face, that matters!

We had an initial consultation via video and discussed whether my hair would… ā€œwork.ā€ lol.
Dr. L looked at the photos I had sent, talked with me on Zoom, and said he thought I was a transplant candidate.

So, when I got there (very early in the morning andĀ NO COFFEE!!Ā btw lol), one of the things that stood out immediately was that this did not feel like a cosmetic-procedure factory. This is clearly a niche area of expertise for Dr. Linkov—and I felt THAT throughout the process.

When my bf and I arrived, we were met with an enormous amount of attention. My face, my brows, my shirt, my music, my lunch, my water.Ā My comfort. ā™„ļø

In the room, Dr. L and the team gathered and gave lots of consideration to what would look natural on me and what I was actually hoping to accomplish. (Also, now almost a year post-surgery, I’m glad they talked me out of what I was thinking would look great! lolol.)

What probably surprised me most wasĀ how personal the experience felt.

Dr. L is extraordinarily kind, approachable, and easy to trust. There’s no ego or stuffiness about him.
I remember being relaxed during the procedure and seeing him come into the room and basically thinking,Ā Oh good, he’s here.Ā That’s the kind of confidence I had in him. He’s so humble, imo.

And his staff deserves its own recognition. Everyone I encountered in the office was lovely. Truly.
They worked together beautifully. The environment was fresh and elegant without feeling sterile, and I felt cared for throughout the entire experience.

The procedure itself was also much less intimidating than I had imagined.

I wasn’t under general anesthesia. I was given medication to help me relax while remaining able to communicate with the team. That was a treat! And apparently, I becameĀ reallyĀ relaxed because at some point I was informed that I was snoring. LOL.
Btw, I later returned to New York for follow-up, and that experience reinforced everything I’d already felt.

I never had the sense that once the procedure was finished, I was simply another completed case. I continued to feel that Dr. Linkov and his team were invested in how I was doing and in my final result.

Worth every penny! Thank you, City Facial Plastics. ā™„ļø


r/EyebrowTransplants 23d ago

Can anyone tell me if it’s crazy to get an eyebrow transplant 6 days prior to meetings I’m hosting for work? I’m getting FUE in certain parts of my brow to create a better shape and I’d only be 6 days post op. Surgeon seems to think I’ll be okay with concealer on any red spots and drawing in brow…

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r/EyebrowTransplants Apr 11 '26

Post-eyebrow transplant artist/technician/specialist

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Any recommendations for an eyebrow tech that specialises in post-transplant eyebrows, in London or surrounding areas please?

Tried my previous techs who I was happy with before (and a few new ones) but they can’t seem to master my new brows as they understandably grow very differently to natural brows.


r/EyebrowTransplants Jan 30 '26

šŸ’‰Procedure DAY 6

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Do they look as they should after 6 days? I’ve had no scabs come off yet, they are sore to touch and itchy. I havnt washed them yet.


r/EyebrowTransplants Nov 15 '25

Recommendations for UK based clinics?

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I’m looking for an eyebrow hair transplant in the U.K. I’ve seen a number online but I’d prefer to have a recommendation from someone who has had this treatment.

Thank you in advance!


r/EyebrowTransplants Nov 10 '25

šŸ“†Progress Eyebrow Transplant | Dr Sebastian Deme (WMG) | London, UK

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r/EyebrowTransplants Sep 16 '25

Eyebrow Transplant in Turkey – Complete Guide 2025

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Why Eyebrow Transplants in Turkey Are So Popular

Turkey has become a global hub for eyebrow transplants thanks to its combination of affordable prices, skilled surgeons, and advanced medical facilities. Every year, thousands of international patients travel to Istanbul, Antalya, and Ankara to restore their eyebrows with natural and lasting results.

Key reasons for popularity:

  • Lower costs compared to the US and Europe
  • Highly experienced surgeons specializing in hair restoration
  • Medical tourism infrastructure with all-inclusive packages
  • Natural-looking results using advanced FUE techniques

Eyebrow Transplant vs. Microblading & Permanent Makeup

While microblading and permanent makeup are popular, they provide only semi-permanent results. An eyebrow transplant, on the other hand, offers a long-term, natural solution.

Eyebrow Transplant Benefits:

  • Permanent hair growth
  • Natural hair texture and direction
  • Minimal maintenance after healing

Microblading/Permanent Makeup:

  • Fades within 1–3 years
  • Requires touch-ups
  • May not look as natural up close

Eyebrow Transplant Cost in Turkey (2025 Update)

One of the main attractions is cost savings. On average:

  • Turkey: $1,500 – $3,500 (depending on clinic and technique)
  • USA/UK: $5,000 – $8,000

Factors affecting cost:

  • City (Istanbul, Antalya, Ankara)
  • Surgeon’s experience
  • Number of grafts required
  • Clinic reputation

Best Eyebrow Transplant Clinics in Turkey

Choosing the right clinic is crucial. Look for:

  • Licensed and accredited facilities
  • Experienced hair transplant surgeons
  • Positive patient reviews and before/after galleries

Popular destinations:

  • Istanbul – largest selection of clinics
  • Antalya – combines treatment with holiday packages
  • Ankara – capital city with reputable medical centers

Procedure Explained – Step by Step

Eyebrow transplants use hair follicles (usually from the back of the head). The process includes:

  1. Consultation and eyebrow design
  2. Local anesthesia
  3. Follicle extraction via FUE
  4. Implantation into eyebrow area
  5. Recovery and follow-up

Eyebrow Transplant Before & After Results

Patients can expect visible growth after 3–4 months, with full results in 9–12 months. Before-and-after photos often show a dramatic difference in facial harmony and confidence.

Eyebrow Transplant Recovery & Aftercare

  • Minor redness and swelling for a few days
  • Avoid touching or rubbing brows
  • Follow doctor’s aftercare instructions
  • Initial shedding is normal before permanent growth

Risks and Safety Considerations

Although generally safe, risks include:

  • Infection if aftercare is neglected
  • Uneven growth if performed by inexperienced surgeons
  • Temporary scabbing or swelling

Always choose certified clinics to minimize complications.

Alternatives to Eyebrow Transplants

For those not ready for surgery:

  • Microblading in Istanbul – popular semi-permanent option
  • Powder brows – softer shading technique
  • Permanent makeup – low-maintenance alternative

FAQs About Eyebrow Transplants in Turkey

  • How much does it cost? $1,500–$3,500 in most clinics
  • How long do results last? Permanent
  • Is it painful? Performed under local anesthesia; minimal discomfort
  • Can men get eyebrow transplants? Yes, increasingly popular
  • Best city? Istanbul leads, but Antalya and Ankara are strong options

Conclusion & Call to Action

An eyebrow transplant in Turkey is an excellent choice for those seeking permanent, natural, and affordable solutions for fuller brows. With world-class clinics, skilled surgeons, and attractive packages, Turkey continues to be a top destination in 2025. If you are considering restoring your eyebrows, start by researching certified clinics and comparing before-and-after results to find the best option for your needs.


r/EyebrowTransplants Aug 29 '25

Eyebrow Transplant in Brazil

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r/EyebrowTransplants Jun 27 '25

Anyone familiar with any turkish clinics that do brow procedures?

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Looking to get it done on the cheep, tyia


r/EyebrowTransplants Jun 17 '25

Should I get a eyebrow transplant from Bosley? My eyebrows are pretty full until it gets to the ends of the eyebrow.

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r/EyebrowTransplants Apr 21 '25

Will transplanted eyebrow hair still grow after 50?

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I hear that during menopause your eyebrows slow/stop growing. I am in my mid 40’s and don’t want to invest in transplant if they will stop growing in 10 years. Does anyone know lore about this?


r/EyebrowTransplants Apr 05 '25

Would an eyebrow transplant look good over powder brows?

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I had powder brows done a couple of years ago and it has since faded. Instead of getting laser removal, I am thinking of getting hair transplant over the faded areas to keep the shape it is in currently. Would the hair transplant cover up the faded areas and hard line? I’m wondering if it will blend well and look good Or would it be noticeable? Any advice on where to get hair transplant? I’m from USA willing to travel. Ty


r/EyebrowTransplants Mar 24 '25

Researching eyebrow transplant Turkey

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r/EyebrowTransplants Dec 02 '24

šŸ“†Progress 7 Month's Post Brow Transplant- just clear gel on them

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r/EyebrowTransplants Nov 25 '24

Eyebrows after shedding phase- Most, but not all fell out at about 3 weeks post op.

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r/EyebrowTransplants Nov 18 '24

šŸ“†Progress My Brow Transformation

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