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Eyelash transplantation is a medical and cosmetic procedure to thicken and lengthen eyelashes, usually performed on people with sparse, short, or damaged eyelashes. In this procedure, hair follicles are removed from a donor area (usually the back of the head) and transplanted one by one into the upper or lower eyelid margin to create natural, full eyelashes.
Eyelash transplantation applications:
The doctor determines the length, density, and direction of eyelash growth.
Healthy follicles are removed from the back of the head or an appropriate area.
The eyelid becomes clean and numb.
The follicles are implanted individually and at the right angle into the lash line.
Avoiding strong eye contact, gentle rinsing, and using prescribed medications for several weeks

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I had permanent eyelash extensions done, it feels so natural, I don’t have any itching or allergies. I don’t have to put on mascara in the morning anymore, it feels really great.
It’s been three months since my eyelash extensions and they’re still great. The shape of my eyelashes is exactly what I wanted, no shedding and they look great.
My doctor worked very carefully, the implant was completely clean and free of inflammation. My eyelashes are now fuller and longer, but they look completely natural.
I think permanent eyelash extensions are the best decision I’ve made for the beauty of my eyes 💕 I don’t wear any makeup, but my eyes are always attractive. I recommend you give it a try.
The eyelash transplant procedure usually takes between 2 and 3 hours, and initial results are visible after about 4 to6months.
No, because local anesthesia is used during the procedure, the patient does not feel any pain.
The result of eyelash transplantation is permanent, because the transplanted follicles grow naturally like scalp hair and only require periodic trimming and shaping.
If performed in a reputable clinic and by a specialist, there are no specific complications. However, in rare cases, eyelid inflammation, itching, or temporary swelling may occur, which usually resolves within a few days.
Yes; but in most cases, eyelash transplantation is performed on the upper eyelid. Eyelash transplantation on the lower eyelid requires higher skill and is only performed in special circumstances.
No; if performed by a specialist, it does not harm the natural follicles. It is very important to follow the post-operative care.
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