Dr Ibrahim Jebai is a hair restoration doctor in Beirut, Lebanon, working at Jay Clinic (also referred to as Jay Clinics). Multiple patients identify him by name and tag his professional account when sharing their results. 1234

Based on our research, the public evidence comes from a small set of self-reported patient experiences. They read consistently positive, but there are too few to give high-certainty confidence. Patients appear confident enough in their outcomes to post results and, in one case, to return for a second eyebrow session, which we view as a constructive sign. At the same time, there is no clear detail on technique, doctor-versus-technician roles, or follow-up beyond roughly one year, which is a meaningful gap. Our read: directionally favorable but weak. Some good-looking results, little procedural transparency, and no counterexamples or complication reports yet. 134

Jay Clinic performs frontal scalp hair transplantation, including hairline work, and at least one large session of 5200 grafts covering frontal and crown areas. 124 The clinic also performs eyebrow transplants, with at least one patient staging two procedures for added fullness. 3 In the 5200-graft case, 3000 grafts were placed in the crown, suggesting the clinic undertakes higher-count or multi-area work. 4 The doctor recommended minoxidil postoperatively in that case, although the patient did not adhere long term. 4 The question of who performs extractions and implantations remains unresolved, as the discussion where it was raised did not receive an answer. 4

A patient with frontal baldness reports being one year post-op and "extremely happy" with the result. 1 Another thread lists a frontal hair transplant with Dr Ibrahim Jebai, implying this is a routine indication, though no detailed outcome is provided there. 2 An eyebrow transplant patient reports the grafts blended "seamlessly" after the first session and that, after a second session, the eyebrows look naturally full without makeup. The same patient notes they were warned elsewhere about unnatural-looking results, which did not match their experience. 3 In the 5200-graft case, the patient mentions crown work but does not describe density or growth quality, so large crown outcomes are not clearly documented. 4

One patient describes contacting many clinics, initially considering Turkey, then choosing Jay Clinics in Lebanon after a friend’s recommendation and feeling confident following contact with the clinic. They later posted their one-year result, which suggests a satisfactory experience, though there are no specifics on surgery-day workflow, pain control, or aftercare logistics. 1 The eyebrow patient found Dr Jebai via Instagram, felt apprehensive at first, then proceeded after seeing numerous photos of prior work, indicating active social-media marketing and visual case sharing. After the first eyebrow procedure, they waited nine months before opting for a second, suggesting at least moderate follow-up and enough trust to return, but there is no mention of structured long-term follow-up. 3 In the 5200-graft case, the doctor recommended minoxidil, but the patient did not stay on treatment, indicating basic medical counseling occurs while ongoing management depends on the patient. 4

There is no available information on pricing, package structure, or what is included in treatment at Jay Clinics. 1234

No specific surgical or aesthetic complications are described in the available posts. 1234 One eyebrow patient highlights a general concern they had heard elsewhere about unnatural-looking transplanted hairs, though their own result appeared natural. 3 There are no reports of overharvesting, low density, poor growth, or the need for repair in this small sample, but absence of negative reports should not be treated as proof of low risk. 134 The lack of clarity on who performs extractions and implantations leaves an unresolved risk around possible technician-led work, as the direct question about the doctor’s role went unanswered. 4

From what we have seen, Jay Clinic and Dr Jebai may suit patients in or near Lebanon seeking frontal hairline restoration or eyebrow transplantation who value social-media photo evidence when deciding. 123 The eyebrow case suggests that patients seeking cosmetic restoration after overplucking or thinning can achieve a natural look in some instances. 3 Patients needing large sessions that cover both frontal and crown regions may find the 5200-graft case relevant as proof the clinic takes on higher graft counts, though actual density and growth for that case are not documented. 4 Those who require clear data on surgeon involvement, complication rates, donor management, and long-term follow-up will not find these details in current public reports and should approach cautiously or seek direct clarification from the clinic. 134