Eyelash Transplant in Turkey
An eyelash transplant restores fuller, natural-looking lashes by transplanting individual hair follicles to the lash line using advanced FUE or DHI techniques for a natural appearance.
In short: An eyelash transplant in Turkey starts from £1,900. Most patients can fly home after 2–3 days, with new lash growth beginning within 3–4 months and full results typically visible after 12–18 months.
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THE PROCEDURE
What is eyelash transplant?
An eyelash transplant is an advanced hair restoration procedure that enhances eyelash density by transplanting healthy hair follicles into the lash line. Using precise FUE or DHI techniques, the procedure creates fuller, natural-looking lashes while maintaining a soft and balanced appearance.
Unlike temporary eyelash extensions or cosmetic treatments, an eyelash transplant provides a long-lasting solution by using your own hair follicles. It is particularly beneficial for individuals experiencing sparse eyelashes due to genetics, over-plucking, trauma, burns, or previous cosmetic procedures.
At Revitalize in Turkey, every eyelash transplant procedure is tailored to your natural lash pattern, facial features, and aesthetic goals. Our experienced hair transplant specialists use advanced techniques to achieve natural-looking, long-lasting results while prioritising patient comfort, safety, and the exceptional care and value that have made Turkey a leading destination for hair restoration.
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Internationally accredited specialists with thousands of procedures performed.
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24/7 available aftercare personnel to assist you with any of your needs.
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Your package not only covers your treatment, but also aftercare, accommodation, transfers and all your needs.
SUITABILITY
Are you a candidate for eyelash transplant?
An eyelash transplant may be right for you if you:
Have naturally sparse eyelashes or reduced lash density
Have experienced eyelash loss due to genetics, over-plucking, trauma, burns, or previous cosmetic procedures
Want a long-lasting, natural-looking solution to enhance your eyelashes
Have sufficient healthy donor hair for transplantation
Are in good general health and a non-smoker, or able to stop before surgery
Have realistic expectations about the results and recovery process
Candidacy is always confirmed after a medical review of your eyelash condition, donor area, medical history, and photographs. If an eyelash transplant is not the most suitable option, we will recommend the most appropriate treatment based on your individual needs and desired outcome.
YOUR JOURNEY
How the process works
A safe, supported path from your first message to your flight home.
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Share photos and goals for a tailored surgical plan and personalised quote.
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Health checks, blood work and a face-to-face surgeon meeting on arrival.
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Eyelash transplant procedure performed, typically around 5-6 hours.
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Recovery monitoring, dressing changes, nursing support and structured follow-up.
RECOVERY
Eyelash transplant recovery timeline
Days 1–3: Mild redness, swelling, and small scabs around the transplanted eyelash follicles are normal. You will receive detailed aftercare instructions, and it is important to avoid rubbing, touching, or applying products to the treated area unless advised by your surgeon.
Days 4–7: The eyelid area continues to heal, and most scabs gradually fall away. Light daily activities can usually be resumed, and most patients are able to fly home after 2–3 days, subject to their surgeon’s approval.
Weeks 2–8: The transplanted lashes may shed as part of the normal healing process (shock loss). This is expected, while the transplanted follicles remain healthy and begin preparing for new growth.
Months 3–12: New eyelash growth gradually begins from around 3–4 months, becoming longer and fuller over time. Final results are typically visible after 12–18 months as the transplanted lashes mature and achieve their natural appearance.
SAFETY FIRST
Risks & safety
An eyelash transplant is a safe and well-established procedure, but like any surgery, it carries some risks, which we discuss openly during your consultation. These can include swelling, redness, temporary sensitivity, scabbing, itching, minor bleeding, infection, folliculitis, or uneven eyelash growth. In rare cases, some transplanted follicles may not survive, resulting in lower-than-expected lash density.
We minimise these risks through a comprehensive pre-operative assessment, advanced FUE and DHI techniques, and detailed aftercare with 24/7 support throughout your stay. Your specialist will explain your individual risk profile and provide personalised guidance to help ensure the best possible outcome.
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ANSWERS
Frequently asked questions
What is an eyelash transplant?
An eyelash transplant is a hair restoration procedure that creates fuller, natural-looking eyelashes by transplanting individual hair follicles into the lash line. The procedure uses your own donor hair to achieve long-lasting lash enhancement.
Who is a good candidate for an eyelash transplant?
An eyelash transplant may be suitable for people with naturally sparse eyelashes or those who have lost lashes due to genetics, over-plucking, trauma, burns, or previous cosmetic procedures. Candidates should have sufficient healthy donor hair and realistic expectations.
How is an eyelash transplant performed?
Using advanced FUE or DHI techniques, individual hair follicles are carefully extracted from a donor area and implanted into the eyelash line at the correct angle and direction to create a natural appearance.
Where is the donor hair taken from for an eyelash transplant?
The donor hair is usually taken from areas such as the back of the scalp, where hair characteristics are suitable for creating natural-looking eyelashes. Your specialist will assess the most appropriate donor area during your consultation.
Will the transplanted eyelashes look natural?
Yes. The procedure is designed to follow your natural lash pattern, growth direction, and facial features. The final result is a fuller but natural-looking lash appearance.
Are eyelash transplant results permanent?
Yes. Because the procedure uses your own hair follicles, the transplanted lashes can provide long-lasting results. However, the lashes will continue to grow like normal hair and may require regular trimming and maintenance.
How long does recovery take after an eyelash transplant?
Most patients experience mild redness, swelling, and small scabs around the treated area during the first week. These usually settle as the area heals, and normal activities can typically be resumed within a few days.
How long do I need to stay in Turkey after an eyelash transplant?
Most patients are able to fly home after 2–3 days, subject to their surgeon’s approval.
When will I see the final results of an eyelash transplant?
The transplanted lashes may shed during the first few weeks as part of the normal healing process. New growth usually begins after 3–4 months, with final results becoming visible around 12–18 months.
Can I wear mascara or eyelash extensions after an eyelash transplant?
You should avoid applying makeup or using eyelash extensions during the initial healing period. Your specialist will advise when it is safe to resume cosmetic products.
The information provided by our company is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. We do not provide medical services directly; instead, we facilitate connections between patients and fully accredited healthcare providers in Izmir. All medical procedures, consultations, and treatments are carried out solely by licensed physicians and medical institutions.
Individual results may vary, and all medical decisions should be made in consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. We strongly recommend that you seek independent medical advice regarding any condition or treatment options before making a decision. Our company is not responsible for any medical outcomes, complications, or decisions made based on the information provided through our platform or services.