It is interesting that this has now become such a popular fashion statement because facial hair implants were the original focus for hair implantation procedures.  Back in the 1930’s some doctors in Japan were experimenting with eyebrow transplants in order to give women a more perfect look around their eyes.  During the war this information was mostly lost and it wasn’t until the 1950’s that hair implanting started to become popular again.  But this time the focus was on men and their hair loss caused by male pattern baldness.

The surgeons who perfected the hair implants procedure for the head used hair from the posterior section of the scalp as donor hairs and then inserted clumps of this hair into the balding area.  As you can imagine, these first attempts were not very pleasing to look at but with years of practice and new techniques the hair implantation procedure has become very popular.

Now, we have come back full circle and the procedures developed for hair loss on the scalp are being used to implant eyebrow hairs and other facial hair such as at the beard line and mustache.  The hair transplanted from the scalp actually works very well as eyebrows because the color and texture are usually quite close.  The only difference is the scalp hair tends to grow faster so it may need to be trimmed intermittently.

If you don’t like the shape of your brows, or they are just too thin and require darkening, then look into this procedure as an effective way to get the look you desire.  This procedure can be performed using the follicular unit extraction method of hair implanting which means there are no incisions and very little discomfort.  Usually, there may be a little puffiness around the eyes for a few days but other than that you will just have new eyebrows growing.