Eyebrow transplant perth
Your face framed the way it should be.
Facial hair restoration is among the most detail-sensitive procedures in hair surgery. The angle of every follicle, the direction of growth, the spacing; each decision shapes a result that either looks completely natural or quietly doesn't.
Dr Jai performs every stage of these procedures personally, applying the same surgical precision he brings to scalp hair restoration.
The most technically precise procedure
we perform.
There is also a biological consideration that patients should understand: the transplanted hair grows at the growth rate of scalp hair, not eyebrow hair. Eyebrow hair has a much shorter growth cycle, which means transplanted eyebrows require regular trimming as they grow longer than brow hair naturally would. Dr Jai discusses this clearly with every patient before the procedure.
The result, when done well, is eyebrows that complement your natural facial features, fuller, more defined, and symmetrical, without looking drawn on. For patients who have been relying on makeup or tattooed brows, the shift can be significant.
What an eyebrow transplant can address.
More exacting than any other hair procedure.
Angle - almost horizontal
Eyebrow hairs grow nearly flat against the skin, at a much shallower angle than scalp or beard hair. The punch angle must be matched exactly. Even a small deviation creates hair that points the wrong way and cannot be corrected without removing and replacing the graft.
Direction changes across the brow
Natural eyebrows grow in different directions across the brow: upward at the inner head, angled outward at the arch, and downward at the tail. Each zone requires individual graft placement to replicate this pattern
Fine grafts only
Only single-hair follicular units are used for eyebrow transplant; multi-hair grafts would create an unnatural appearance. The extraction process is more selective, and placement is more time-consuming
The growth rate difference
Transplanted hair retains the growth characteristics of where it came from, the scalp. Scalp hair grows faster than eyebrow hair, which means transplanted brows need regular trimming as the hair matures. Dr Jai explains this to every patient before the procedure.
Your eyebrow transplant,
from consultation to result.
and the complexity of the design. Most patients are comfortable throughout.
Eyebrow Transplant |
Frequently Asked Questions
Local anaesthetic is used throughout the procedure. Most patients describe it as comfortable, with only mild tenderness in the treated area for 24–48 hours afterward.
Yes, when angle, direction, and density are designed carefully. Facial hair grows at a shallower angle than scalp hair, and the direction varies across different zones of the beard. Dr Jai plans and maps every aspect of this before the procedure begins and performs the implantation personally.
Both use the same FUE extraction technique, but eyebrow transplant is more technically demanding. Eyebrow hairs grow almost flat against the skin at a very shallow angle, and only single-hair follicular units are used. The angle control required is more precise, and the margins for error are smaller. It is a more detail-intensive procedure that takes longer per graft.
Cost depends on the number of grafts required and the complexity of the procedure. Dr Jai provides transparent, itemised pricing at consultation based on your specific case, not a standard menu price. Ask at your consultation about payment options and whether superannuation compassionate release may apply to your circumstances.
Transplanted hair sheds in the first 2–4 weeks; this is normal and expected. New growth begins to emerge at 3–4 months. The full, final result is visible at 8–12 months as the hair matures and thickens to its natural calibre.
Perth Clinic
Midland, Western Australia
08 6252 3499
info@phsclinic.com.au