Dr. Sanusi Umar Featured on Good Morning America Eyebrow Transplant Segment

January 11,2013

Dermatologist and hair transplant specialist Dr. Sanusi Umar appears on Good Morning America to shed some light on eyebrow transplant.

Dr. Sanusi Umar Featured on Good Morning America Eyebrow Transplant Segment

People can suffer a devastating loss of eyebrow hair for many reasons. Aging, excessive plucking or waxing, genetics, thyroid dysfunction, psychological disorders, burns, scars, and more. Good Morning America has the story on the minimally invasive surgical procedure that can permanently restore this important facial feature: eyebrow transplant. And Dr. Sanusi Umar of DermHair Clinic in Redondo Beach is the specialist to see for the procedure. He invites the news crew into his practice to offer some insight into the surgery, and to provide interviews with a few of his patients.

œIf your eyes are the window to your soul, then your eyebrows are the frame, says GMA's ABC News correspondent Elisabeth Leamey. The importance of the eyebrows to give the face aesthetic balance and symmetry should not be underestimated. Celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Brooke Shields are helping to make that statement with their widely coveted fuller brows. But not all women who desire this look can have it naturally. Those who suffer any of the previously mentioned afflictions must pencil their arches, have them tattooed, or undergo eyebrow transplant.

Dr. Umar has treated many women and men for whom cosmetic pencil and tattooing wasn't enough. As a leading surgeon in follicular unit extraction (FUE) and inventor of the high-precision uGraft tool, he uses advanced methods to perform hair restoration with unparalleled results. Able to safely use hair from the head, nape of the neck, or the body, even his selection of donor hair is customized to the individual. Dr. Umar's FUE eyebrow transplant often involves the use of nape hair, leg hair, or a combination thereof in order to create the most natural-looking outcome.

Pamela Pemrose, one of his patients who appeared on the Good Morning America segment, was genetically predisposed to lose her eyebrow hair as she aged. She developed bald spots in her eyebrows and penciled them in for ten years. œIt's a little embarrassing, she said, looking in the mirror. œIt affects my self esteem. Months after undergoing eyebrow transplant at DermHair Clinic, she says she feels like a different person. Other cases, like DHC patients Shannon Morrison and Sarah Tirosh, had similar experiences. They wanted fuller brows but couldn't grow them naturally and had wearied of temporary fixes. Eyebrow restoration surgery with Dr. Umar was their solution.

Having the option to regain actual, permanent eyebrow hair is more than a cosmetic indulgence for many people. Especially for victims of disease or facial scarring, it's a way to look and feel normal again. If you're interested in finding out more about eyebrow transplant, contact DermHair Clinic today: http://www.dermhairclinic.com/contact-dermhair-clinic-los-angeles-fue/

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