Commonly 140 to 400 for the pair. Filling a scar gap or extending a tail may need as few as 140, while rebuilding both brows from sparse growth is usually 300 to 400. Your figure comes from examination.

They are different things. Microblading is pigment that fades within one to three years. A transplant is living hair that grows permanently. If you want something reversible or you are still deciding on shape, start with microblading. If you want it solved once, a transplant is the answer.

Yes. Existing pigment does not prevent transplantation, and the pigment will fade over time while the transplanted hair remains.

It is drawn with you and agreed before anything begins, measured against your bone structure and the line your brow naturally followed. We will not simply copy a photograph you bring, because a shape that suits one face rarely suits another.

It can, provided the condition is stable and treated. Transplanting into active alopecia areata or an untreated thyroid disorder wastes grafts, so we investigate first and sometimes ask patients to wait.

Yes, and a growing number do, usually for sparse growth, scarring or thinning with age. The design differs, since male brows are straighter, flatter and fuller through the body.