Beard and Mustache Transplant

Beard and Mustache Transplant

Beard and moustache transplantation usually involves hair follicles in the neck and cheekbones as the preferred donor area. In some cases, it is also possible to remove hair from the nape of the neck. The hair on the nape of the neck usually has a thinner structure than the hair in the beard area. This procedure can be preferred especially for men to eliminate the problem of hair loss or lack of hair in the upper lip area. Hair follicles taken from the nape roots are used for the upper lip area. Since the application does not disrupt the natural structure of the beard and mustache, individuals have the advantage of having a natural looking beard or mustache after the procedure. Beard and moustache transplantation is performed with the FUE technique under local anesthesia by transferring hair follicles taken from appropriate areas to the hairless area.

The details of beard and mustache transplantation are as follows:

It is a single session procedure under local anesthesia and usually takes 4-5 hours.
It is a painless procedure and mild crusting may be seen in the transplanted area the next day after the procedure, but this situation passes in a short time.
The hairs at the end of the transplanted roots fall out after 15 days; this is part of the process.
Within three months, the hair starts to grow again and within 6 to 8 months, the desired size of beard and mustache is achieved.
This method offers an effective solution for individuals who want to achieve natural and permanent results.