Beard hair transplant
There are many reasons why someone may choose to undergo a beard transplant — a small scar, a skin spot you wish to cover, facial asymmetry, the absence of facial hair, or simply the desire to have the beard you’ve always wanted but that doesn’t grow as you’d like. The important thing is that there’s a solution, whatever your reason may be.
Your beard, your style.
It can be performed for minor corrections or for the complete design of a mustache or beard.
The technique involves carefully selecting donor hairs with the appropriate diameter and follicular units containing one or two hairs.
Special attention must be given to the density of the transplanted follicles, the precise angle of placement, and the uniform distribution of each graft to ensure a natural, undetectable result. Local anesthesia is administered during the procedure.
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We answer all your questions about beard implants.
The transplanted beard hair typically begins to grow three to four months after the procedure. Full growth and density are usually achieved within 12 to 18 months.
The duration of a beard transplant depends on the number of hair follicles to be implanted. In most cases, the procedure lasts between four and six hours.
The beard transplant procedure is performed in two stages. In the first stage, the surgeon extracts hair follicles from the donor area. In the second stage, the follicles are implanted into the recipient area, following the design created according to the patient’s facial morphology.