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Eyebrows are a critical facial feature that helps to define the way we look. In many ways, eyebrows are more important to one’s appearance than scalp hair, as eyebrows are in a more central position on the face and serve to frame the eyes (the single most important facial element). Unlike the loss of scalp hair, the loss of one’s eyebrows is not viewed as a natural process and is, therefore, not cosmetically acceptable.

These videos of Dr. Lam's hair transplant work were taken with a macro lens to show how natural and seamless hair restoration can be. Still photographs at a distance cannot convey the same degree of information as high-resolution closeup macro video footage can. These videos position you as if you were standing literally a foot away from the patient and inspecting Dr. Lam's hair transplant work under very close scrutiny with bright flood lamps.

Dr. Bauman's eyelash transplants were featured on CBS's THE EARLY SHOW. The Early Show followed eyelash transplant patient, Kim, before and after her eyelash transplant with Dr. Bauman. Bauman patient, eyelash transplant recipient and salon owner, Jodi Hussey, is also interviewed several months after her procedure. This story included a detailed animated explanation of how the procedure is performed. To watch the video click the picture to the left. For a larger version of the CBS Early Show

Cosmetic eyelash transplant procedure patients before and after. Dr. Bauman describes the procedure and demonstrates the technique for NBC 6. Patients Jodi Hussey and Erica Lynn are interviewed. This is the clip that aired in both the Palm Beach and Miami areas.

If the Alopecia Areata disorder results in the loss of the eyebrows and the eyelashes medical tattoo also known as cosmetic tattooing, semi permanent make up, permanent makeup or micropigmentation can provides a long term answer to the problem.Realistic looking eyebrows can be constructed by creating the illusion of ultra fine hair strokes through the implantation of pigments into the skin.

Are you experiencing thinning of your eyelashes? This can be a disturbing problem for women since long, lush eyelashes are considered a sign of beauty in American culture. If you're experiencing this problem, what can you do to prevent loss of eyelashes?

Transplantation to the eyebrows is a procedure designed to restore growing hair to eyebrows that are overly thin, scarred, or completely missing. The donor hairs usually come from the scalp which, when transplanted into the eyebrows, continue to grow for a lifetime and therefore need to be trimmed typically once a month. To provide a natural appearance, the hairs are transplanted primarily one and occasionally two at a time, the natural way eyebrow hairs grow. This is a very delicate procedure, requiring perfect placement of these hairs into tiny (half-millimeter) incisions that are angled at just the right direction and positioned to mimic natural growth. The use of all-microscopically dissected grafts allows their placement into the smallest possible incisions so as to minimize scarring and damage to already existing hairs.

Although it is possible for the sufferer to discover the source of the allergy by trial and error it is better by far to seek the advice of a qualified dermatologist as soon as the problem becomes evident. Changing your make up may simply prolong the discomfort as the same ingredient which is causing the allergic reaction may be present in other makeup products. The longer the condition persists the more damage you may be doing to the follicles, which may result in noticeable thinning of the lashes . Be safe by always seeking medical advice if you notice hair loss resulting in the appearance of a bald patch, however small, on any hair bearing part of your body. It may not result in eyelash loss but it is still more than likely to be symptomatic of a condition in need of treatment.

Eyebrows frame the face. Your entire appearance can change if you lose your beautiful brows. Have you been told that you lost your eyebrows because you over-plucked? While over-plucking may certainly lead to diminished growth of the brows, did you know there are a variety of conditions that can result in the temporary or permanent loss of eyebrows? Hair will be lost by a variety of situations that affect its growth cycle, or the area from which it grows. Should you take medication that stops hair growth, such as chemotherapy, you can lose hair. Or if you have a skin condition that causes significant inflammation within the area, the hair can fall out in response to the problem. A skin disease in which foreign tissue or cells come into the area may push the hair out in attempt to overtake the area. Certain hormonal or endocrine conditions can also wreak havoc on the hair follicles in this area. Autoimmune disease in which the body turns on itself may also lead to a loss of hair. So too, can some infections.

Eyebrows and eyelashes make an important contribution to facial symmetry and presentation of self to others. A person without eyebrows and/or eyelashes may feel very self-conscious about his/her appearance. Transplantation or reconstructive surgery can often restore eyebrows and eyelashes. A number of procedures are available for restoration of all or part of the eyebrow: Transplantation of micrografts or single hairs from a donor area to the eyebrow, and A reconstructive flap or graft procedure that brings a strip of hair from another site to the eyebrow. The patient and surgeon must agree on the procedure best suited to the needs of the patient. Eyebrow and eyelash restoration procedures are usually performed in an outpatient setting. Postoperative complications are usually limited to minor pain and swelling.

Eyebrow transplants and eyelash transplants were originally introduced to patients who had suffered from burns or congenital malformations of the eye. However, since this procedure has been perfected, people suffering from either complete or partial eyelash or eyebrow loss now have an available medical alternative. In the past, some people opted for eyebrow tattoos to recreate lost eyebrow hair, but tattoos can be obvious and look unnatural. This procedure will restore natural looking eyebrows and eyelashes that will last a lifetime. This procedure can also be used simply to thicken existing eyebrows or to lengthen existing eyelashes for cosmetic reasons.