Originally created to restore the lashes on a burn victim, lash transplants have become the newest thing for celebrities, as well as anyone vain enough with about $6,000 . By using the same technique as hair transplants on the head, the hair is taken from the back of the SCALP, and implanted along the LASHLINE. Ew. The result is thick, long lashes that seem to never end. The catch? They DON'T end, because just like the hair on your head, these lashes will continue to grow the same way it used to. Which means that these people must "trim" their eyelashes in order to maintain their pretty lashes, and NOT sprout a head of hair from their eyes. Ugh, creapy...Eyelash Transplants?
Originally created to restore the lashes on a burn victim, lash transplants have become the newest thing for celebrities, as well as anyone vain enough with about $6,000 . By using the same technique as hair transplants on the head, the hair is taken from the back of the SCALP, and implanted along the LASHLINE. Ew. The result is thick, long lashes that seem to never end. The catch? They DON'T end, because just like the hair on your head, these lashes will continue to grow the same way it used to. Which means that these people must "trim" their eyelashes in order to maintain their pretty lashes, and NOT sprout a head of hair from their eyes. Ugh, creapy...