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10-15-2007, 09:19 AM
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Thin skin ~ Sharp claws ~ Best of intentions :)
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Eyelash implants
Gross, or not gross?
I had to start a thread on this, it was in the news a few weeks ago...
You can have a doctor who removes the hair follicles from the nape of your neck underneath your regular head of hair...and surgicly implants them in your eyelash follicles. It is up to you or your cosmetician to appropriately dye, trim, and curl your new eyelashes to your liking. Here's the catch... they will continue to grow at the rate of your normal head of hair, requiring constant eyelash trimming and what not.
Would you do it?
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10-15-2007, 09:39 AM
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Fill in the ________:-)
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NO.....I would love the long lashes but I could not do it myself:-(
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10-15-2007, 10:12 AM
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I do not think is gross, I'd make sure the person performing the extensions is a professional and everything looks clean of course
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10-15-2007, 01:46 PM
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Fill in the ________:-)
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Since it is a surgical procedure it would have to be a licensed doctor. It would not be something that you could just make an appt for at your local salon. I am assuming there would be a anesthetic also, so it would be mandatory to find a reputable doctor..
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10-15-2007, 02:31 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiddlekitten
Gross, or not gross?
I had to start a thread on this, it was in the news a few weeks ago...
You can have a doctor who removes the hair follicles from the nape of your neck underneath your regular head of hair...and surgicly implants them in your eyelash follicles. It is up to you or your cosmetician to appropriately dye, trim, and curl your new eyelashes to your liking. Here's the catch... they will continue to grow at the rate of your normal head of hair, requiring constant eyelash trimming and what not.
Would you do it?
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Is this for real?  If it is I soo want to do this!  I spend so much money and time on falsies. Bring on the pain! 
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10-15-2007, 02:35 PM
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Thin skin ~ Sharp claws ~ Best of intentions :)
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Aye, here it is.
Taken from : Stellar Beauty
Long beautiful eyelashes and full glamorous eyebrows are not something most of us women were born with but now with the introduction of semi-permanent eyelash extensions there was finally hope. To take the lash and brow thing one step further there is now also eyelash transplant and eyebrow transplant surgery available. To give you a quick overview hair follicles are basically taken from the back of your scalp and brought to the eyelash area or eyebrow to be transplanted. This surgery is beneficial to those suffering from Alopecia - which is loss of hair, congenital reasons, disease, plucking or undergoing chemotherapy or radiation.
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10-15-2007, 03:13 PM
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I Love It!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiddlekitten
Aye, here it is.
Taken from : Stellar Beauty
Long beautiful eyelashes and full glamorous eyebrows are not something most of us women were born with but now with the introduction of semi-permanent eyelash extensions there was finally hope. To take the lash and brow thing one step further there is now also eyelash transplant and eyebrow transplant surgery available. To give you a quick overview hair follicles are basically taken from the back of your scalp and brought to the eyelash area or eyebrow to be transplanted. This surgery is beneficial to those suffering from Alopecia - which is loss of hair, congenital reasons, disease, plucking or undergoing chemotherapy or radiation.
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I need this. This is the answer to my prays! 
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10-15-2007, 04:33 PM
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i dont think its gross they do that to people that are balding
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10-16-2007, 12:31 AM
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Not gross.
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10-16-2007, 12:50 AM
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Thankful for so much:)
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As a child I had chicken pox, one time. The chicken pox left me with really skimpy eyebrows. I have always had to 'pencil' them in. If I was younger, I would go for the eyebrow implant...
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