Beard Transplant

The process of beard transplantation typically involves the following steps:

Consultation:The initial step in the process is to consult with a hair restoration specialist who can assess your beard growth and determine whether you are suitable for the procedure. During the consultation, the specialist will discuss various options and help you decide on the best approach for your needs.

Preparation: On the day of the procedure, the donor area will be numbed with local anesthesia and hair follicles will be extracted using a specialized tool. The harvested hair follicles are typically selected based on their thickness, texture and suitability for transplantation to the beard area.

Beard Transplantation: The extracted hair follicles are then transplanted to the beard area using a special tool that creates small incisions in the skin. The transplanted hair follicles are carefully placed into these incisions to achieve a natural-looking beard.

Beard Transplant Aftercare: Following the procedure, you will need to take care of the transplanted area to ensure proper healing. This may involve avoiding strenuous activities, keeping the area clean and dry, and using topical medications to reduce swelling and prevent infection.

Results:It takes some time for the transplanted hair follicles to establish and begin growing. Typically, you will see an increase in beard density and thickness within one to six months after the procedure. To maintain the desired appearance, regular grooming and shaping may be necessary.

In general, beard transplantation can be an effective way to accelerate beard growth and achieve a more masculine appearance. However, you should carefully evaluate your options and choose a qualified hair restoration specialist to ensure the best possible results.

Beard transplantation is considered safe due to its low risk and minimal side effects. Like any surgical procedure, there are potential complications that can arise after beard transplantation. However, the likelihood of these complications occurring is low, and they are uncommon. Common issues that may be encountered after beard transplantation include temporary bruising and swelling, which typically resolve on their own a few days after the procedure.

The duration of a beard transplantation procedure can vary from person to person and depends on the treated area. Typically, beard transplantation can be completed in approximately 2 to 5 hours. Achieving the desired beard density may require multiple sessions. To learn more about the desired density, procedure duration, and the number of sessions needed, it is important to consult with a hair transplantation specialist.

After beard transplantation, there should be no noticeable difference between the transplanted beard hair and your natural beard hair. There is usually an ongoing healing process between 1 to 6 months after the procedure, during which your beard will reach its final appearance. Once this process is complete, the transplanted beard will blend seamlessly with your natural beard, resulting in a natural and aesthetic appearance.

After a beard transplant operation, some redness and scabbing may occur due to the channels opened during the procedure. These typically last for about 3 days and then gradually improve. During this period, it’s important to avoid any impact that could damage the scabs, so you should be careful with your skin. Staying at home for a few days after the procedure is ideal to prevent bacteria from coming into contact with the opened channels. Shaving procedures should not be performed for the first six months. During this period, you can use scissors to trim your beard. It’s important to pay attention to the ingredients of the products you use for beard care. Chemical products can make your beard coarse and sparse. You can use the products recommended by our experts. Additionally, you can support the growth of your beard by using natural care oils alongside your beard care lotion.

Transplanted hairs are typically permanent. They retain the genetic resistance to hair loss from the donor area, so they should last a lifetime.

There may be a slight burning sensation during local anesthesia but no pain is felt during the procedure.