What is a beard transplant?
A beard transplant moves follicles from the back of the scalp to patchy areas of the beard, cheek line or moustache, placed at the flat angle beard hair naturally grows.
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How many grafts are needed for a beard transplant?
Most beard cases need 1,200 to 2,500 grafts depending on the area being filled.
Full answer →When can I shave after a beard transplant?
Most people can shave again from around week three, once the grafts are secure.
Full answer →Is a beard transplant permanent?
Yes, transplanted follicles usually keep growing because they come from the permanent donor area of the scalp.
Full answer →What is an eyebrow transplant?
An eyebrow transplant uses single-hair follicles from the scalp, each placed by hand to rebuild thin or over-plucked brows. The hair keeps growing and needs occasional trimming.
Full answer →Can a moustache be transplanted?
Yes. Moustache restoration uses fine single-hair grafts placed at a downward, flat angle to match natural growth.
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