eyebrow

transplantation

The Sapphire FUE eyebrow transplant method is an advanced technique that uses sapphire blades to precisely implant hair follicles. This method allows for a natural look of eyebrows with minimal scarring and quick recovery, and is ideal for people who want to improve the shape or density of their eyebrows.

Eyebrow transplant process

1. Consultation and Planning:

Consultation and planning: During the consultation, the doctor assesses the condition of your eyebrows and makes a plan to distribute the follicles to achieve a natural look.

2. Preparation of the donor region:

The follicles are usually taken from the back of the head. Using sapphire blades, the doctor carefully extracts individual follicles.

3. Preparation of the eyebrow region:

After extracting the follicles, the doctor uses sapphire blades to create precise channels in the eyebrow region, allowing for a natural look.

4. Follicle implantation:

Follicles are implanted at optimal angles to achieve a natural eyebrow look.

Advantages of the Sapphire FUE Method

The FUE method stands out as an extremely effective and reliable method of eyebrow transplantation, offering patients numerous advantages and high-quality results.

Faster healing process: Compared to other eyebrow transplant techniques, the FUE technique allows for a significantly shorter recovery time.

Minimal postoperative discomfort: After the procedure, patients usually do not experience discomfort such as tension or loss of sensation in the transplant area.

Greater number of grafts: the FUE technique enables the collection of a greater number of grafts, providing a wider possibility of achieving the desired results.

The gold standard in eyebrow transplantation: It is considered the gold standard in the field of eyebrow transplantation due to its precision and minimal invasiveness.

Avoidance of scars: Since no surgical incision is made, there is no risk of creating a visible scar.

High success rate: This technique has a high success rate in the permanent growth and quality of transplanted hair follicles.

Read the answers to some of the most common questions we receive from our patients or contact us!

What is eyebrow transplantation?

Eyebrow transplantation is a procedure in which individual follicles (grafts) are taken from a donor region (occipital region) and transplanted into the eyebrows to fill in sparse areas, correct the shape, or reconstruct the eyebrows. At the Poliklinika Dijamant in Sarajevo, the plan is made primarily according to the face shape and desired eyebrow style in women.

Transplanted hairs are long-lasting because they come from a stable donor region. However, for a natural look, proper implantation, care, and realistic expectations are important. Poliklinika Dijamant Sarajevo provides a recovery and maintenance plan for eyebrows, and provides special focus on the above.

Good candidates are women with sparse eyebrows, gaps due to plucking, scars, asymmetry or congenitally thin eyebrows, with sufficient donor area. At Poliklinika Dijamant Sarajevo, candidacy is assessed by examining the eyebrows and occipital donor region, as well as the patient’s wishes, which our specialist Adem Kazan can also advise you on.

Congenital sparse eyebrows; eyebrow loss due to excessive plucking, trauma or scarring; partial eyebrow loss after cosmetic or surgical procedures; correction of eyebrow shape, density and symmetry; stable local defect with healthy skin in the eyebrow region

Alopecia areata of the eyebrows in the active phase; active dermatological or inflammatory skin diseases in the eyebrow region; unstable causes of eyebrow loss, including active autoimmune or scarring processes; unrealistic expectations, especially regarding density, shape and maintenance

The procedure is usually postponed in cases of active skin inflammation (dermatitis, infections), uncontrolled chronic diseases, or if the cause of eyebrow loss is still active (e.g. certain uncontrolled autoimmune diseases).

Reasons can be excessive plucking, scarring, hormonal changes, stress, dermatological conditions or genetics. Eyebrow transplantation makes sense when the condition is stable and when there is a clear region to be filled. Poliklinika Dijamant Sarajevo first assesses the cause and stability.

They are most often taken from the occipital region because the hair is stable there. At Poliklinika Dijamant Sarajevo, finer grafts are chosen to make the eyebrows look more natural in women.

Yes, the transplanted hair is technically hair from the donor area, so it can grow longer than your natural eyebrows. That’s why it’s important to get instructions on possible trimming and styling once the growth has stabilized.

It usually includes: eyebrow shape design, local anesthesia, graft extraction, selection of the finest follicles, and implantation at a very precise growth angle. At the Poliklinika Dijamant Sarajevo, the key to ensuring that women’s eyebrows look natural is in the correct direction of growth, for which our specialist Adem Kazan is specially educated and certified.

It is done under local anesthesia. Stings of anesthesia can be briefly uncomfortable, and pressure is usually felt during implantation. After the procedure, there may be mild discomfort or tightness, which passes very quickly.

The duration depends on the number of grafts and the extent of the correction. For most women, the procedure takes several hours (3-5 hours), and the exact plan is agreed upon during a consultation in Sarajevo.

The number of grafts depends on the desired fullness, the width of the eyebrows and the size of the gaps. At Poliklinika Dijamant Sarajevo, the number is determined after measuring and designing the eyebrows according to the face.

The first growth is often noticed around the 3rd month, and a significant improvement around the 6th month. The final result is usually assessed after 9–12 months.

Yes. In the first few weeks, there is a common shedding phase, while the follicle remains. After the resting phase, new growth begins.

In the first days, there may be redness and small scabs in the eyebrow region. The scabs are gradually removed with gentle care and washing according to the protocol of the Poliklinika Dijamant Sarajevo.

Washing is usually introduced early, but with a gentle approach without rubbing and without a strong stream of water directly on the eyebrows. Poliklinka Dijamant Sarajevo gives detailed instructions by day.

Makeup is usually postponed until the skin heals and the scabs fall off. The exact period depends on your recovery and the recommendations you receive at the Poliklinka Dijamant Sarajevo.

Not at first, until the grafts are fully stabilized. Later, shaping can be done cautiously, but with the clinic’s recommendations. In Sarajevo, the Poliklinika Dijamant explains when it is safe to start shaping according to an individual plan.

In the donor region, small point scars (as with FUE) may remain, which are barely visible immediately after the procedure, and a few weeks after the procedure, they are almost impossible to notice at all. Scars do not appear in the eyebrow area.

The most common are redness, swelling, itching and occasional folliculitis (small pimples). Very rare are infection or incorrect growth direction if not done precisely. Poliklinika Dijamant Sarajevo minimizes risk with proper design and controls.

Look for: team experience, realistic “before/after” results with time points, clear recovery protocols, transparent graft plan, follow-ups and realistic expectations. Poliklinka Dijamant Sarajevo provides all this clearly and transparently, which can be checked on our website in the Experiences section, as well as on our social networks (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok), where you can also contact our patients.

Yes. Poliklinka Dijamant Sarajevo issues a written and certified lifetime guarantee for eyebrow transplantation. The guarantee is designed to provide the patient with maximum security and a transparent framework of what it covers, in accordance with medical standards and individual recovery factors.