Trilaminar eyelash transplantation is a new procedure that gives better density and more eyelashes per eyelid than traditional eyelash transplantation.

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Her alopecia is a result of an automobile accident. A small portion of her eyelid is missing, causing a small but noticeable indentation.

Local anesthesia was used as we prepared to make a technique refined by Dr. Nader called a Tri-laminar Eyelash Transplant, which consists of specially measured and carefully implanted eyelashes in a dense-packing pattern, without severe compromise of eyelid vascularization or great trauma.

With the tri-laminar eyelash transplant, we were able to transplant 25 new eyelashes into the small area, with the appropriate hair direction, angulation, and depth. Total time of the procedure was 4 hours and 25 minutes due to the scarring found in the dermis at the recipient site.

Although this case is has a small area of alopecia, the recipient area is compromised by a lack of eyelid skin, causing an indentation which can be better observed in the postop pictures.

After the procedure, we can observe minimal inflammation, and equimosis (bruising) can be observed limited to the area of implantation. With this technique we can implant more eyelashes than previously possible without compromising growth or skin viability.

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