Beard transplant

A beautiful thick beard symbolizes beauty, masculinity, and nobility. In many cultures, it is a mandatory attribute of an adult man. But what if the sideburns and chin area hair grow poorly or unevenly? In these cases, a beard transplant will help. The FUE technique for beard transplant guarantees a high survival rate of transplanted hair (the effectiveness reaches 98%). Hair follicles are extracted from the donor zone (nape) with a unique tool. First, the doctor marks the area of transplantation, considering the patient's wishes. Then, the transplant process is performed under local anesthesia and consists of several steps. Hair follicles (grafts) are taken from the occipital part. Then, donor grafts are installed through small punctures in the skin of the sideburns and chin. Hair follicles should be seated at a certain angle, contributing to better engraftment. The last stage involves the treatment of the transplant area with antiseptic. Donor grafts may differ in color or thickness from facial hair. However, their qualities and color will be the same as before the transplant in the donor zone from where they are extracted. Nevertheless, after some time, the donor hair adapts to the new "place of residence. " Gradual hair growth begins in the second month after the procedure. And the final result the patient will enjoy in 8-12 months.