Beard and Mustache Transplant in Aleppo
Beard and mustache transplant moves hair grafts, usually from the back of the head, to empty areas of the face to fill in the beard and define its shape. Nous Hair Clinic offers it in Aleppo after assessing hair density and face shape. Transplanted hair grows gradually and is usually shaved and treated like beard hair.
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Who is a beard transplant suited to?
- Someone whose beard has been thin or patchy from the start.
- Someone with gaps caused by a scar, a burn, or an old injury.
- Someone who wants a clearer outline for the goatee, mustache, or cheek line.
The cause of the gap needs assessment first. Some types of beard hair loss are linked to medical conditions that need treatment before a transplant is considered.
How is a beard transplant done?
- DesignThe beard boundaries are drawn to suit your face and your wishes.
- ExtractionGrafts are taken from a suitable donor area.
- PlantingGrafts are placed at an angle close to the natural direction of beard hair.
- CareInstructions for the first days, then follow-up after the transplant.
How many grafts does a beard need?
The number depends on the size of the area and the density wanted. The International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS) states that it can range from a few hundred to more than 2000 grafts. Your actual number is set after assessment.
When does the result appear?
Small scabs form in the first days, and the transplanted hair may shed temporarily, then new growth begins gradually over the following months. The result varies from person to person.
Questions about beard transplant
Do marks remain on the face?
Some redness and small scabs may appear temporarily in the first days. The doctor explains what to expect based on your skin type and your case.
Can the transplanted beard be shaved?
After recovery is complete, transplanted hair is usually treated like beard hair. The team tells you when you can shave for the first time.