Specialized Transplants: Beard & Eyebrow

How is a beard transplant planned? For patchy loss, we can use hair from under your neck for a perfect texture match. If you don't have enough donor hair there, we can use head hair, but the texture will be a bit softer.

Eyebrow transplants are a wonderful thing, but they require an experienced doctor. The hair must be placed at a very acute, flat angle. I use the thinnest hair from the nape of your neck for the most natural look.

What are the precautions after taking beard grafts? We always use the FUE method. For four days, you will apply a salt solution with a clean cloth to the donor area, and on the fifth day, you shave with a razor for perfect healing.

Here are some things to keep in mind for a beard transplant. The best donor hair is from the lower neck, as it matches the texture. Head hair is the second choice. Send me your pictures, and we can design your new beard.

An eyebrow transplant is a delicate procedure. I use the finest hair from the nape of the neck, which is slow-growing and thin, perfect for creating natural-looking eyebrows. You must choose an experienced doctor for this.

Before considering a beard hair transplant, especially if you are under 21, try other options. I recommend gene therapy with a derma roller and minoxidil to thicken existing fine hairs first.

This video shows the precautions for using beard grafts. We use the stitchless FUE method. For four days, apply a saline solution, and on the fifth day, shave with a razor. This ensures excellent healing.

When should you go for a beard hair transplant? If you are young, don't rush. Check your hormone levels and try gene therapy procedures first. A transplant is an option if those methods don't work.

Another look at when to consider a beard hair transplant. Always explore non-invasive options first, like derma rolling and minoxidil, before deciding on a surgical procedure.