Beard is a sign of masculinity, implies maturity and exudes confidence in male. Scientifically speaking, beard hairs are maintained by male hormones, testosterone and di-hydrotestosterone. The beard hairs appear after puberty when the hormones become active. Each individual has his unique pattern of beard which is determined by his genetics. Some have thick and coarse beard hairs, while some have very fine brown hairs. Unfortunately, some individuals, despite reaching adulthood don’t seem to grow adequate hairs and in adequate density. Such individuals are good candidates for beard transplantation.
In this procedure, hairs are transplanted in the beard region after extracting hairs from some other part of the body most commonly from the scalp by FUE or the FUT method. It is also called facial hair restoration or beard reconstruction. Indications of Beard Transplant
Hairs taken from other part of the body can be used to create new beard or make the existing beard denser and fuller. Usually scalp donor site is chosen using hairs similar in texture and colour to normal beard hairsand then transplanted into the beard area. The shape of the beard can be decided as per the availability of grafts and the aesthetic demand of the patient.
The time after your beard transplant procedure is highly important. It is vital to understand the complications or limitations of the hair transplant. The surgeon & team will explain to you the complete schedule during the consultation & after the procedure. They may ask you to avoid:
Beard hair transplant is gaining popularity nowadays. Since, it requires a lot of artistic skill with medical expertise hence, it is always recommended to go to a surgeon who is skilled and well-versed with the procedure. The cost per graft is normally more than the one extracted in any other hair transplant modality but here it’s not because of the complexity of the extraction but the designing of the slits on the face in a way where it looks aesthetically pleasing. The cost may also vary on the basis of the surgeon’s accreditation.