Beard Hair Transplant
Everybody is different and unique. Some moustaches and beards either don’t grow at all or having spotty growth. There are many solutions on how to make the beard and moustache fuller with oils and creams. But these products do not offer real results to fill in the bald patches or grow hair on face. Both moustache and beard transplants work, and offer satisfactory results..
Causes
- Genetics.
- Hormonal factors
- Thyroid or some autoimmune disorders
Moustache & Beard Transplant
Many men with less facial hair are turning to moustache & beard transplants.
Procedure
- Based on the goals, you can choose partial or complete transplants. You can also discuss the number of grafts you wish to transplant with your surgeon.
- The cosmetic surgeon takes hair from the back of your head and plants them on the face. The procedure is being done under local anesthesia.
- The surgeon makes small cuts to the transplant area. While transplanting hair to the area, the surgeon inserts it into the cut in a natural direction. This ensures the hair takes root and grows as desired.
- After the hair transplant, the area will need time to heal and the hair will begin to grow on its own.
Post procedure
- There will be redness and itchiness after the facial hair transplant procedure. This is indicative of the beginning of healing process.
- There will be mild pain and swelling for the first week after the procedure.
Ideal candidate
- Anyone with less facial hair or patchy facial hair is a good candidate for beard transplant. The procedure even works for eyebrows and eye lashes.
