If we regard eyebrows and eyelashes in terms of anatomy, then these are ordinary hair. Thick natural eyebrows are probably the main feature that distinguishes the current beauty from her mother and grandmother in photographs of years gone by.
Until recently, the only way out was tattooing, which, in a situation of almost total absence of its own vegetation, looks very unnatural and is very striking. However, science does not stand still, so beauty salons and plastic surgery clinics offer clients new solutions to their problems. It may seem that eyelashes on the eyelids are not enough, but this is not so. On the upper eyelid, a person grows about two hundred eyelashes, on the lower eyelid - half as much. Like a regular hair, the eyelash dies, falls out, and a new one grows in its place. And this process continues throughout life.
Loss and lack of eyelashes and eyebrows
After burns, chemotherapy courses
People with diseases affecting hair loss
And to people whom she did not reward with natural density
Keloid scarring
Baldness in the donor area
Oncology
There are two main types of eyelash transplantation:
The first method is to take a biotransplant from the donor part, which is removed together with the hairs. Short up to two mm, the view taken from the donor area is installed in a special needle. Notches are placed on the eyelids, where the graft is then implanted
The second method is an individual transplant.
Hair for transplantation, as in the first method, is taken from the donor area from the back of the head. A single hair is taken individually. Hair for transplantation is ground and trimmed. Obviously, this path is more difficult, but you will see the effect immediately, and the transplanted eyelashes will resemble real ones. In addition, there are fewer complications with individual transplantation than with group transplantation.
The principle of individual transplantation is also suitable for those clients who have eyelashes on one eyelid and are lost in places on the other, as happens during the elimination of skin neoplasms.
