Masculine standards have changed dramatically throughout the years, and Beard hair styling trends have changed from decade to decade. Facial hair transplantation is a treatment that involves transplanting hair from the scalp to areas of the face that lack density and volume. Beards, moustache areas, sideburns, cheeks, and goatees can all benefit from this process.

Hair transplanted into the face grows as facial hair, which can be clipped or shaved to the appropriate length and style. Patients with sparse hair or who want to change the contour of their beard might have their beard and moustache rebuilt. It can also be used to conceal acne scars and other facial imperfections. The hair in the beard and moustache is largely made up of 1 hair follicular unit. Beard and moustache hair often form during adolescence under the influence of testosterone and grow in density until the age of 30. They have a lower density than scalp hair.

The beard density ranges from 25 to 50 follicular units/cm2, whereas the moustache density ranges from 30 to 45 follicular units/cm2. A two to five-hour session using the Micrografting technique procedure might help restore a thicker look of the beard or moustache. Medical professionals first confer with patients about the appearance they desire. The moustache usually requires 250 to 500 grafts, and the beard on the cheeks 600-1200 grafts.

Hair from under the chin, below the jawline, and the neck can sometimes be used as donors in a beard to beard transplant for tiny areas. The implanted hair begins to regrow in the second and third months, with the best results coming after a year. After 15 days, the newly transplanted hair can be clipped with scissors, and after one month, shaving is permitted.

It is a non-invasive procedure with no side effects and involves no cut, no scar, and no pain done under the effect of local anaesthesia. It’s a daycare procedure and it involves no risk or rest.