Beard Fue Hair Transplantation

FUE or DHI Beard transplantation is an effective method of correcting beard growth. It involves filling in thinning or bald areas of the beard: Hair follicles are taken from the back of the head, carefully prepared and then precisely placed in the desired areas of the beard. Each hair is angled with precision to achieve a natural look.

Both methods can be useful for men who want a fuller, more even beard contour or who have patchy beard growth due to genetic factors, scars or skin conditions.

In a beard transplant, the hair is usually harvested from the back of the scalp, typically from the area between the ears and down toward the nape of the neck. This is where the strongest hair follicles, which are most like beard hair, grow. This ensures that the transplanted hair integrates well into the face and gives a natural appearance.

Yes, a beard hair transplant is typically a lifetime solution. Once the transplanted hair follicles have fully healed and integrated, they remain in place and grow naturally, providing lasting results.

Failure to grow a beard can be caused by various factors, ranging from genetic influences to hormonal and health conditions:

Genetic Predisposition: Genetics are often the primary cause. If many men in a family have sparse beard growth, this trait may be passed down to other family members.

Hormonal Influences: Beard growth is strongly influenced by the male hormone testosterone and its byproduct, dihydrotestosterone (DHT). If hair follicles are overly sensitive to DHT, this can hinder growth or result in a thinner beard.

Age: Beard growth often doesn’t reach its full potential until men are in their 20s or 30s. Younger men may experience uneven or sparse beard coverage that fills in over time.

Diet and Lifestyle: Factors like an unbalanced diet, stress, inadequate sleep, or smoking can affect beard growth by reducing the nutrient supply to hair roots, weakening growth.