Beard Transplantation is performed by transplanting hair follicles taken from another part of the body to the beard area.

 

The hair roots to be used during beard transplantation are usually taken from the nape area.

 

The angle of the beard planting is important for a natural look.

 

The hair follicles planted during beard transplantation are planted at the same angles in accordance with the beard structure of the person.

 

Roots to be taken from the donor area, unlike hair transplantation, should have single hair follicles.

 

The roots taken from the nape are separated as single.

 

There are single hair roots in the beard area with a natural appearance.

 

Donor site selection may differ. Roots can be taken from the unnecessary part of the face and sowing can be done in order to tighten the less frequent areas of the beard.

 

Unnecessary hairs on the cheekbones can be removed and transplanted into the sparse area of ​​the beard.

 

In regional beard loss, the roots taken from the dense area can be planted in sparse parts and harmony is achieved in the beard.