Lumière Hair Clinic · Hair loss
Eyebrow thinning
Brows that have thinned, faded or never quite recovered.
The Procedural Physician
Dr Kristy Truong
US fellowship-trained
AHPRA MED0002351485
Hair assessment with Dr Kristy Truong — 45 minutes, $250, redeemable against treatment within 30 days.
- Doctor-run · A physician assesses you first
- Diagnosis first
- Inside a medical centre · Discreet by design
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Who to see
The Procedural Physician
Dr Kristy Truong
Advanced Aesthetic Procedures & Hair Transplants
Dr Kristy Truong leads the clinical practice at Lumière.
View profileWhat can realistically be done
Medical assessment
Rule out thyroid and skin causes — quick and often rewarding.
Regenerative treatment
Supports regrowth where follicles remain.
Brow restoration
For established loss, brow transplantation uses finer grafts placed at flatter angles than scalp work. Dr Truong assesses candidacy honestly first.
What can't
Brows lost to decades of plucking do not always regrow — follicles scar. We assess what remains before promising anything.
What's going on
Brows thin with age, years of plucking, hormonal change and occasionally thyroid or skin conditions. Because brows frame the face, their thinning is disproportionately noticeable — and disproportionately fixable.
The first step is diagnosis: much brow thinning responds to treating a cause, and Dr Truong has subspecialty experience in brow restoration where medicine is not the answer.
Why it happens
- Years of plucking or waxing
- Hormonal change — thyroid, menopause
- Age-related thinning
- Skin conditions affecting the brow area
What a first visit involves
- Your history and what's bothering you, in your words
- An examination and an honest plan, with costs in writing
- No treatment at a first visit
Hair assessment with Dr Kristy Truong — 45 minutes, $250, redeemable against treatment within 30 days.
What to expectQuestions
Where to go next
Considering treatment? Start with a hair assessment — diagnosis first, then the right treatment, which is not always a transplant. Book an assessment
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Diagnosis first. Then the right treatment — which is not always a transplant.