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About Peter J. Panagotacos, <B>M.D.</B>
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I have 30 years experience in the field of medical and surgical Hair Restoration and am Board Certified in Dermatology and Hair Restoration Surgery.

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I have 30 years experience in the field of medical and surgical Hair Restoration and am Board Certified in Dermatology and Hair Restoration Surgery. More information can be found at my website www.hairdoc.com
 
   

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Hair Loss - eyebrows


Expert: Peter J. Panagotacos, <B>M.D.</B> - 7/8/2009

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I have never had a full set of eye brows my father has very thin eyebrows and my mother has great thick eyebrows and i got the cross between them.  My eyebrows are thin yet thick and it looks really bad. there is only hair in certain spots and it grows somewhat long.  I am wondering if there is a natual way to fix this or will I have to do hair treatment surgery. I am also wondering how much it will cost me if I do have to do surgery.  It is really embarassing and noticeable I would like to change them to normal as soon as possible.  Thank you for this and helping me with my question

Answer
You could see a dermatologist and ask for a prescription for Latisse which is a lotion you can paint on. It was approved for making eyelashes longer but also works for eyebrows. You could apply this twice a day with your fingertip and 5% minoxidil once a day as well using your fingertip. It will take about two to three months to notice if it is working. Take good close-up before photos so you have a good baseline for comparison three months later. Transplants can be done but they are expensive ($3,000 to $5,000) and you would have to constantly trim them since they grow at the same rate they did from the area they came from.

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