I've lost the majority of my hair, but my eyebrows are still somewhat intact. When will they start disappearing?

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anonymous

Patient almost 2 years ago
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  • anonymous
    Survivor since 2009

    Everyone is different. Some women never loose there eyelashes and brows. I went through my whole treatment with them. Then when my hair started to grow back I noticed they were gone. I don't even really know when it happend. LOL

    I guess with no hair I didn't notice no brows and i had bushy brows.

    almost 2 years ago • Comment • Flag
  • anonymous
    Survivor since 2011

    Oh and I make it look like u have lashes, I was taught by a make up artist to put eye liner on the top lid under where lashes were (80s style) and by blinking normally, it went on bottom lid and it really made a difference! I was skeptical at first, but pleasantly surprised

    over 1 year ago • Comment • Flag
  • anonymous
    Survivor since 2007

    My brows fell out with my hair. They never really came back. I use the lash stiff Latice on my lashes and brows now, works great!

    almost 2 years ago • Comment • Flag
  • anonymous
    Stage 3C Patient

    My right eyebrow hairs fell out completely but my left eyebrow had stray hairs that held out. My eyelashes fell out after my hair though. My oncologist said that eyelashes can fall out even after chemo has stopped.

    over 1 year ago • Comment • Flag
  • anonymous
    Survivor since 2011

    My brows and lashes came out slowly toward the end of my chemo. I didn't really notice it until I put mascara on and there were gaps in my lashes. It was weird how they fell out like 15 weeks after the hair on y head. Its all coming back in, Though

    over 1 year ago • Comment • Flag
  • anonymous
    Learning About Breast Cancer

    My eyebrows didn't fall out completely, my eyelashes didn't either. I was thankful for that. My brows thinned, but you could see they were still there.

    almost 2 years ago • Comment • Flag

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