A beard transplant moves follicles taken from the nape to the beard, moustache or sideburn area. It is performed for genetically sparse beards, scars and burns, or regional gaps.
Why it needs special planning
- On the face, follicles are placed one by one at a very narrow angle
- A wrong direction is immediately visible, so the exit angle is critical
- Density is distributed according to facial symmetry
Process
The application is completed in a single session. Redness and light crusting in the first days are expected; your physician will tell you when you can shave.
The information on this page is for general guidance only and is not medical advice. The method that suits you is determined by your physician after your hair analysis and overall health have been assessed.