Beard Transplant Turkey

Beard transplant in Turkey is a procedure for individuals with sparse beards or no beard at all to have full, healthy beards that enhance their facial aesthetics. Beards are an important part of the overall facial aesthetic. Beards which help to hide facial scars, symmetry problems and pimples; also add dimension to the face and give the individual a much more mature facial look. This is why it is so important for the majority of men to have a full, bushy beard.

Some individuals may have a sparse beard, especially due to genetic factors. As a result, they may not even want to try to grow a beard at all. Some may have no beard at all due to genetic factors. Both problems can be successfully addressed with a customised FUE beard transplant procedure. In the rest of our article we will answer frequently asked questions such as ‘How is a FUE beard transplant performed?’, ‘At what age beard development is completed?’, ‘Can a moustache transplant be performed during a beard transplant?’ and and ‘For whom is a beard transplant recommended?’. You can have a look at the rest of our article for detailed information about beard transplant in Turkey.

What is a Beard Transplant?

Beard transplant is an aesthetic procedure performed on individuals who have no beard or sparse beard in the facial area. In this procedure, healthy hair follicles are taken from the nape area and transplanted to the beard area using the FUE method. In order to achieve a natural look, the follicles are transferred to the area according to the facial structure and the natural growth direction of the beard. This allows individuals to have beards of the desired density and shape.

For Whom is a Beard Transplant Recommended?

Beard transplant procedure is suitable for individuals with genetically sparse beards or no beard growth at all. It is also recommended for those who have experienced beard loss due to wounding, burning or surgical scarring. Individuals who want to have a transplant should be in good overall health and have a sufficient number of healthy hair follicles in the donor area. A beard transplant offers a very natural looking result. This has made it one of the most preferred aesthetic procedures among  men today.

Why Doesn’t the Beard Grow Fully?

The most common reason for the insufficient growth of the beard is genetic factors. Hormonal imbalances can also cause little or no beard growth in some individuals. Testosterone deficiency or sensitivity can affect beard growth. Lifestyle factors such as stress, malnutrition and smoking can also have an adverse affect on beard growth.

In addition to these, skin conditions such as scars, burns or alopecia may be responsible for the lack of beard growth in some areas.

At What Age Beard Development is Completed?

Beards usually start to grow during puberty. Facial hair thickens and becomes more obvious due to the effects of testosterone. This enables the beard growth process to be completed at the age of 20. Although beard growth continues in some individuals until the age of 25, the beard is not usually expected to change after the age of 25. Therefore, individuals over the age of 25 who wish to have a fuller beard can apply for aesthetic procedures such as a beard transplant if their health conditions are suitable.

Causes of a Patchy Beard

Some individuals’ beards grow in patches, and areas of relatively high and low beard density can create an asymmetric facial look. This problem is usually caused by genetic factors. However, hormones and nutritional problems may also play an important role in the development of patchy beards.

How To Fix a Patchy Beard?

Individuals who want their beards to be fuller can consider the following points:

• Give your beards time to reach sufficient length.
• Eat well, have regular sleep and exercise during the beard growth process.
• Take supplements that are important for hair health, such as biotin, if you can’t get them enough from your diet.
• Avoid excessive stress.
• Avoid cosmetics that may harm the beard.

The effects of these recommendations may be quite limited and may take some time. For those who want to quickly achieve a full beard look, procedures such as beard transplants can be a solution.

Can a Moustache Transplant be Performed Dıuring a Beard Transplant?

Beard and moustache transplants can be combined and are often preferred together. Hair follicles harvested from the donor area using the FUE method can be safely transplanted to both the beard and moustache areas according to  the planned procedure.

How Long Does a Beard Transplant Take?

Beard transplant procedure usually takes between 4 and 6 hours to complete. The duration of the procedure depends on the number of grafts to be transplanted and the pre-designed plan for the facial area. If a moustache transplant is to be performed simultaneously, the time required may be slightly longer.

How is a Beard Transplant Performed?

A beard transplant using the FUE method is performed under local anaesthetic and is painless. In the first stage of the procedure, hair follicles are taken one at a time from the nape area. In the second stage, these hair follicles are placed in the target areas according to the pre-designed plan. During beard transplant, the hair follicles are transplanted in the natural direction of beard growth to create a natural look.

What Should be Considered Following a Beard Transplant?

Things to consider following a beard transplant procedure include:

• For the first 48 hours, touching the face should be minimised and water contact with the transplanted area should be avoided.
• The patient should sleep in supine position.
• The face should be protected from sunlight.
• Strenuous physical activity should be avoided for a while.
• A balanced diet and adequate water intake should be maintained.
• Smoking and alcohol consumption should be limited.

These are the things to consider following a beard transplant.

The cost of a beard transplant in Turkey may vary from person to person depending on factors such as the method and the number of grafts transplanted.