Beard and moustache transplantation
Understand your options
Beard and moustache transplantation is surgery that transfers grafts from a donor area to selected areas of the face. Planning begins with skin and hair assessment and a discussion of your goals and coverage limits.
Design, hair direction and implantation angles matter alongside the graft count.
A design shaped around your features
Distribution: discuss the cheeks, chin, moustache and beard outline.
Direction: ask about hair direction, implantation angles and aftercare, taking donor-hair characteristics into account.
Could this suit you?
Your doctor considers the cause of patchiness, facial skin health, donor quality, medical history and expectations. Scars or skin conditions require specific assessment.
Your journey, step by step
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Assessment and design
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Extraction and implantation
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Facial aftercare
Prepare for your consultation
Prepare a list of your medicines, supplements, allergies and medical history. Discuss smoking and previous treatments with your doctor.
Do not stop prescribed medication or change a dose without the responsible doctor’s approval. Tests, washing and care instructions are tailored to your situation.
Growth and follow-up
Temporary redness, swelling or scabs may occur, and transplanted hair may shed before gradually growing. Discuss recovery, growth and follow-up timing with your doctor.
Hair transplantation is surgery, with possible risks including bleeding, infection, scarring and failure of some grafts to grow. Ask how these risks are managed, and contact the medical team about unusual symptoms.