Introduction
Beard and mustache transplant is a cosmetic procedure that can help to restore hair growth in areas of the face that are affected by hair loss or baldness.
What is a beard and mustache transplant?
Beard and mustache transplant is a surgical procedure in which hair follicles are transferred from one area of the body to another area of the face. The hair is typically transferred from the neck, chest, or back to the beard and mustache areas.
What are the types of beard and mustache transplant?
- Flap surgery: In this method, the surgeon removes a strip of skin that contains hair follicles from the donor area. The strip is then divided into smaller grafts, each of which contains a number of follicles. After that, these grafts are implanted into the beard and mustache areas.
- Follicular unit extraction (FUE): In this method, the surgeon removes individual hair follicles from the donor area. These follicles are then implanted into the beard and mustache areas.
What are the results of beard and mustache transplants?
The results of beard and mustache transplant can be seen after 4 months of surgery. The transplanted hair typically lasts for a lifetime.
What are the risks of beard and mustache transplant?
- Bleeding
- Infection
- Scarring
- Irregular hair growth
Who is a good candidate for beard and mustache transplant?
Beard and mustache transplant can be a good option for people who are experiencing hair loss or baldness in areas of the beard and mustache. However, there are some factors to consider before undergoing the procedure, such as:
- Age
- General health
- Patient expectations
