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Eyelash transplant in India

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An eyelash transplant places scalp hair follicles along the eyelid margin to replace missing or sparse eyelashes. It is a delicate procedure suited to lash loss from injury or burns. Plan around 5 days in India.

Medically reviewed by The Curaventa Team · Last updated 2026-10-24

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Lash loss can follow trauma, burns or some illnesses. Fake lashes or medicines may not help.

Transplanted hairs grow longer than natural lashes and need trimming and curling.

How this approach differs

Plan about 5 days. Avoid rubbing the eyes and eye make-up for some weeks. Expect mild swelling. Lashes need trimming regularly once they grow.

Who needs eyelash transplant

  • Lash loss from trauma or burns
  • Sparse lashes not helped by medicine

How it is done

  1. A small number of single-hair grafts are taken
  2. Each graft is threaded into the eyelid margin
  3. The eye is protected throughout

Before you travel to India

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Recovery and flying home

  • Swelling for days
  • Avoid eye make-up

Risks

  • Misdirected lashes rubbing the eye
  • Infection
  • Cysts

Alternatives

  • Lash growth medicine
  • Lash extensions

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Frequently asked questions

Will the lashes curl naturally?

They grow like scalp hair and may need curling.

Do they need trimming?

Yes, regularly.

Is it risky for the eye?

Misdirected hairs can irritate the eye, so an experienced surgeon is important.

Medically reviewed by The Curaventa Team. Last updated 2026-10-24. General information, not medical advice. Medical editorial board · Editorial policy · How we get prices

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