Yes, and this is something patients should be aware of before choosing the procedure. Because the donor hair comes from the scalp, it continues to grow at the rate of scalp hair rather than eyebrow hair. This means you will need to trim it lightly every 3 to 4 weeks to keep it at a natural brow length, which quickly becomes a simple part of a normal grooming routine.

Before any procedure begins, our specialist carefully measures and maps the brow shape relative to the eyes, nose, and overall face structure. This brow design is created together with the patient, reviewed from multiple angles, and only finalised when everyone is satisfied. Throughout the transplant, the team checks symmetry at every stage to make sure both brows develop evenly.

Eyebrow hair loss can result from genetics, over-plucking, certain medical conditions affecting hair growth, chemotherapy, thyroid issues, nutritional gaps, injury, or simply aging. When the follicles are still partially active, some non-surgical treatments may help. But when the follicles are permanently gone, a hair transplant is the only way to restore real, growing eyebrow hair.

It is best to complete any other facial treatments or procedures first and allow full recovery before having an eyebrow transplant, as changes to surrounding skin or tissue can affect the brow position. If PRP is part of your overall plan, it is usually recommended a few months after the transplant to support growth. Our team at Galwa Care Hospital will guide you on the best timing during your consultation.