Maintaining transplanted eyebrows is a crucial step in achieving a natural, enduring result

For the initial several days, refrain from any physical contact with the transplanted zone, no matter how uncomfortable it feels

Keep the area clean and dry exactly as your surgeon advises

Stick strictly to the post-op products recommended by your clinic—never substitute with over-the-counter alternatives

Avoid all facial cosmetics, lotions, and skincare products around the eyebrows until healing is confirmed

Sweat can disrupt follicle integration, so skip high-intensity training and extreme heat exposure for at least 14 days

Shield your eyebrows from direct UV exposure by wearing a wide-brimmed hat or applying sunscreen to the surrounding skin

Wait until the skin has fully re-epithelialized before introducing any topical sun protection to the eyebrow area

Cleanse your face with extreme care near the transplanted region, using only light, upward motions

Between weeks three and four, it’s common to see some of the transplanted hairs shed—this is a normal phase called "shock loss"

Although hairs appear to fall out, the follicles are intact and will regenerate new growth over time

Be patient—full, final results typically take between six and کاشت ابرو در کرج twelve months to fully develop

You can now style, groom, and maintain your transplanted brows with the same routines you use for natural hair

Use precision brow scissors to neaten the hairs every few weeks as needed

Avoid aggressive plucking, waxing, threading, or depilatory creams that could damage the follicles

Use a soft spoolie brush every morning to gently comb and define your new brows

Always consult your surgeon before tinting; premature dyeing can compromise graft health

Follow-up appointments help fine-tune your results and catch potential issues early

With consistent, gentle care and realistic patience, your transplanted eyebrows will blend flawlessly with your natural features