Although eyebrow transplantation has a great effect on reshaping beautiful eyebrows, it is not without risks. Especially when choosing a hospital with poor qualifications for eyebrow transplantation, or if postoperative care is not taken seriously, it can easily lead to various hazards. Let's take a look.
Inducing eye infections
If the disinfection during the eyebrow transplantation surgery is not strict or if postoperative care is not proper, it can easily lead to infection of the incision, and in severe cases, it can affect the eyes and cause other eye diseases.
Impairing eyesight
If the doctor's experience and skills are limited during the eyebrow transplantation process, it may affect normal eyesight due to improper operation. Therefore, it is important to choose a reputable and large hospital for eyebrow transplantation to ensure the quality of the procedure.
Possible need for secondary transplantation
Eyebrow transplantation is not always successful. If the survival rate of hair follicles is low after the first transplantation, or if the effect of eyebrow transplantation is not satisfactory, a secondary transplantation may be required.
Impeding normal eyebrow growth
If adolescents who are still in the growth and development stage undergo eyebrow transplantation, it can damage the hair follicles of the original eyebrows and affect their normal growth. Generally, we recommend that eyebrow transplantation should be performed by individuals over the age of 20.
Impairing eyebrow function to some extent
During eyebrow transplantation, before the eyebrows grow out, the original function of the eyebrows in protecting the eyes will be weakened, and it may also lead to poorer reactions of diseases in the eyebrows. For example, uneven eyebrows can indicate discomfort in the cervical spine.
