How the Treatment Works
During a beard transplant, hair follicles are taken from the donor area and transplanted according to the natural beard pattern into the chin, cheek or sideburn area.
- Individual follicles are extracted from the back of the head
- Transplantation matched to the natural growth direction of beard hair
- Individual shape planning for a symmetrical, full beard
- Outpatient procedure under local anesthesia
Who It's Suitable For
This treatment suits patchy, uneven or generally thin beard growth, as well as scarred areas where no beard hair grows.
- Individual bald or patchy spots in the beard
- Generally thin or uneven beard growth
- Scarred areas with no hair growth
- A sufficiently dense donor area at the back of the head
Aftercare & Healing
Aftercare is similar to a scalp hair transplant, with special attention to the sensitive facial skin.
- Mild swelling and redness usually subside within a week
- Careful shaving only once cleared by our team
- Most transplanted hairs shed again at first — a normal intermediate step
- Full result usually visible after 8–12 months