Friday, November 20, 2009

Thin eyebrows from alopecia, any way to make them full again?

ten years ago i got a skin condition called Alopecia Areata, i lost patches of hair on my head, arms, eyelashes and eyebrows, my eyebrows and eyelashes completely went away, my eyelashes are finally growing back (really short but theyre back)





however, my eyebrows are really thin, not dark like they used to be, and very very sparse





is there any way to make them grow fuller and thicker (i know thats the opposite of what most women want these days)





help me, ive had to draw in my eyebrows for ten years and i just want real ones

Thin eyebrows from alopecia, any way to make them full again?
I Don't think there is anything that you can do to make your eyebrows grow back. However, if you are tired of drawing on eyebrows, have you thought about getting them tattooed on?! Search around your area for a cosmetic tattooist! they numb the skin first with numbing cream and it's not painful at all.





I have very thin eyelashes so i had eyelash enhancement (tattooing right along eyelash line to make them look fuller) and tattooed eyeliner done. Believe me....i absolultely love it!





and depending on where you are, prices may vary. Here i paid 150 dollars for my eyeliner. Typically i believe eyebrows run around 250. This price usually also includes follow up visit for touch ups!
Reply:I had that condition 20 years ago. I'm not sure how you can get your eyebrows to grow in thicker. I lost my eyebrows too, but luckily they grew back the same. I wore a wig for 8 months because I was too selfconscoius about being bald. My hair ended up growing in white, it used to be dark brown. My hair grows really slowly now, which sucks!!
Reply:Recent studies from late last year have found some positive response from utilising hypnotherapy with Alopecia Areata. It is new research and mainly focussed on hair growth on the scalp. It would be worth a try if you found a good practitioner.





Warm Regards,


David


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