Does eyelash transplantation require anesthesia? Does eyelash transplantation hurt?

Eyelash transplantation is a relatively mature beauty technology in modern times. People with ugly eyelashes will choose eyelash transplantation for the sake of appearance. Eyelash transplantation has its pros and cons. Let's take a look at whether eyelash transplantation requires anesthesia.

Anesthesia is required. Under local anesthesia, autologous hair follicles are transplanted to the root of the eyelashes. 40 to 50 eyelashes can be transplanted on each side without leaving any scars. The swelling will subside in 7 days after the operation, and two thick eyelashes will grow after 9 months.

The surgery leaves no scars, is less painful, and allows for quick recovery. It does not affect your normal life and does not affect the shape of your eyelids or your original eyelashes. With the continuous development of technology, eyelash transplant surgery has become a fairly mature and safe cosmetic surgery.

1. Eyelash transplantation technology uses microsurgery to remove healthy hair follicle tissue from the back of the head, and then transplants it to the transplanted area after special separation of the hair follicle tissue. After the hair follicle survives, it will grow healthy hair again, maintaining all the characteristics of the original hair, and will not necrotize again.

2. Eyelash transplant surgery is a minimally invasive surgery with no scars, little pain, no need for hospitalization, quick recovery, and no impact on normal life.

3. The hair removal area will not be affected in any way. Microscopically, the average distance between the hairs around the hair removal area will increase slightly. But intuitively, there is no obvious difference. Especially when the hair grows long and covers from top to bottom, it does not affect the appearance at all. Similarly, after a certain period of time, the hair can be removed repeatedly in the donor area, twice, three times, or even four or five times.

1. Do not take medications containing aspirin within two weeks before surgery because aspirin can reduce the function of platelet coagulation.

2. Patients with hypertension and diabetes should inform their doctors of their condition in detail during the initial consultation so that the attending physician can confirm the surgical plan.

3. Before the operation, make sure you are in good health and have no infectious diseases or other body inflammations.

4. Do not wear makeup before the operation.

5. Women should avoid the menstrual and breastfeeding periods.

6. Take a bath before the operation to keep your nose clean.