Beard transplantation, like other transplants is a surgical procedure in which roots from the neck region are transplanted to the beard region to eliminate hair loss in the beard area. If the injured region has not overflowed or developed from a specific place, seeding is undertaken within the current limitations of beard density in the surrounding area. Hair follicles from the nape are commonly utilized. If the individual has never grown a beard and is over the age of 20, the region to be transplanted is specified and sketched by the individual. The total number of beards transplanted is also determined by the individual’s wish. Because some individuals believe that the likely look following beard transplantation would be aesthetically and cosmetically disturbing. Patients are undoubtedly anxious as a result of this emotion. In such circumstances, the patient want to anticipate the outcome and desires a limited number of root transplants to certain targeted locations. In this scenario, do a modest number of sowings in the confined region, and the patient notices that the planted area does not appear exaggerated after a given amount of time, allowing him to complete the balance of the planting more easily. In general, the mustache and chin area is planted more densely on the opposite side, and less often on the backdrop beard area. Without waiting, the roots extracted from the neck or torso are planted in the location designated for planting.

Methods of Beard Transplantation

FUT Method for Beard Transplantation

Due to its numerous limitations, this traditional technique of hair follicle transplant surgery has been largely abandoned in beard transplanting. These drawbacks are as follows:

• The roots are surgically removed.
• Because roots are sown at the same angle everywhere, they grow upright.
• Traces persist at the intake and planting sites.
• Because roots are sown by cutting the skin, they recover slowly.
• There is strain, soreness, and numbness in the neck.
• Beards develop in groups of 3-5.,

FUE Technique Beard Transplantation

• The roots are removed one by one.
• It is planted at the natural angle that it should be.
• Roots are planted without causing any damage to the skin.
• It is extracted and placed painlessly.
• Beards grow out one at a time.
• The roots are removed one by one.
• It is planted at the natural angle that it should be.
• Roots are planted without causing any damage to the skin.
• It is extracted and placed painlessly.
• Beards grow out one at a time.

Today, performing beard transplants using the FUE process that designed for patients. During  consultation with patient,  Following these procedures,  urge that patient arrive with a light meal on the day of the transplantation, once have agreed on the operation. Because some patients believe that this procedure would be performed under general anesthesia and arrive famished. This causes patients to become weak and fatigued, reducing patient comfort throughout the surgery. The roots from the neck area are extracted one by one and divided into individual roots under sterile circumstances using the micropunch procedure. To reduce ischemia time in the roots, seeding is done immediately after by applying a 20-25 degree skin angle with a 0.7 mm needle to the region to be planted. As a result, the planting is done naturally, and no traces are left in the planting area.