Beard and Mustache Transplant

Beard and Mustache Transplantation

Beard and mustache transplant is a surgical procedure that involves harvesting hair follicles from the scalp or other areas of the body, and transplanting them to the beard and mustache area. The goal of the procedure is to create a fuller, more even, and more aesthetically pleasing beard and mustache.

PlusClinic provides the best service to you before, during and after the operation.

Why get a Beard Transplant?

There are several reasons that can lead someone to consider a beard transplant, including:

• Genetics,
• Hormonal imbalances,
• Scarring,
• Alopecia,
• Fashion trend,
• Gender transition.

PlusClinic doctors take every case into consideration and give a suitable treatment for every case they encounter. We also provide a pre-operation examination to ensure our patient’s health and well-being.

Before Beard and Mustache Transplant Operation

Before undergoing a beard and mustache transplant operation, there are several things you should do to prepare:

• Quit smoking,
• Avoid alcohol and blood-thinning medications,
• Follow any pre-operative instructions,
• Arrange for transportation: It’s important to arrange for transportation to and from the surgery, as you may not be able to drive immediately after the procedure,
• Prepare for aftercare: You will need to follow specific aftercare instructions after the surgery, such as avoiding strenuous activity and keeping the transplant area clean and dry. Be sure to ask your surgeon about any specific instructions and if they have any necessary supplies on hand, such as sterile gauze, saline solution, and antibiotic ointment to name a few.

It’s important to take the necessary steps to prepare for the surgery to ensure the best possible outcome and minimize the risk of complications.

After Beard and Mustache Transplant Operation

Here are some things you should do after the surgery:

• Follow your surgeon’s aftercare instructions,
• Take prescribed medications,
• Apply ice packs,
• Avoid touching the transplant area,
• Avoid strenuous activity,
• Keep the area clean and dry,
• Be patient.

Remember that every person’s recovery process is unique, and it’s important to follow your surgeon’s aftercare instructions to ensure the best possible outcome.

Note: After the second week of the operation the hair will start to fall apart to make way for the new hair and it is a natural process. In a few days it will start to grow back and will last forever.