Beard and eyebrow transplantation moves your own hair follicles, much as in a hair transplant, to areas where hair is sparse or missing.
Who may it suit?
- People whose beard is sparse, patchy or missing because of scarring
- People with thinning eyebrows or loss after cosmetic procedures or injury
How is it done?
- Grafts are usually taken from the back of the head.
- Under local anaesthesia, the hairs are placed with attention to their natural direction and angle.
- For eyebrows, the design is planned around facial proportions and expectations.
Recovery
Scabbing and redness in the treated area can last a few days. Some transplanted hairs fall out temporarily; new hairs appear over months. Care recommendations for beard and eyebrows come from your physician.
Results vary from person to person; a natural look depends on experienced planning and realistic expectations.
This article is general information; diagnosis and treatment decisions are always made after a physician's examination.
This article is general information, not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Consult a physician for a personal assessment.
