The concept of beard transplantation may seem quite strange for those who naturally grow a beard easily, but it is an excellent treatment method for those who do not grow a beard. Beard has become a big trend in recent years.
There has been an increase in the number of questions about our beard transplantation process and how exactly it is done. Today we will tell you what beard transplantation is and how it is done. The operation is performed by the surgeon on an outpatient basis, after auscultation, under local anesthesia.
The anesthetic applied is osteocentral, ie without a needle and therefore does not cause pain to the patient.
Pre-marking makes it possible to limit the area to be treated on the patient's face. The second part will then consist of taking the hair follicles from the donor area (the back of the head, the area between the two ears). These follicles, after removal, are lined up for repositioning, then into the recipient area. The intervention will then end with this final step, which consists of disinfecting the recipient area and treating the donor area.
Similar to hair transplantation, beard transplantation is the most permanent hair restoration treatment. We take the hair follicles from an area that is not at risk of shedding as the hair ages, which means that the hair should continue to grow for a few years after it is transplanted.