Facial hair can be a way to express your unique style and enhance your appearance. Genetics, scars, skin conditions and other factors can impact the thickness and coverage of your beard. For those desiring a fuller or thicker beard, there are options to fill in thin patches or extend facial hair coverage. At Pasadena Hair Transplant, we offer beard transplant surgery using advanced FUE methods at our medical center in Pasadena, CA.
Request an AppointmentThe beard has made a big comeback and many men want to achieve a stylish appearance with their facial hair. If you have bare patches or thin facial hair, a beard transplant can be an option to achieve the look you desire. Ideal candidates for beard, mustache or goatee transplant surgery are men that are healthy and have reached the peak of their facial hair growth, which usually occurs by age 25. At maturity, it is unlikely the facial hair will become any thicker and transplant may be the best option.
NeoGraft FUE for Facial Hair
The NeoGraft® FUE hair transplant system is ideal for achieving thicker, even facial hair. If you have trouble growing a mustache, beard or any facial hair, the FDA-approved NeoGraft system can be used to extract hair from your scalp to be transplanted on the desired area of the face. Most patients will have their hair grafts harvested from the back of the scalp, as that is usually the thickest area of hair.
NeoGraft does not use incisions or stitches to accomplish a beard transplant, so there are no linear scars in the donor area. The procedure is painless as it is performed – the skin is numbed before the surgery. There is minimal discomfort during recovery. One of the best parts of the NeoGraft method is how the results are very discreet and natural. Once the hair follicles are transplanted, they will begin growing and completing the desired beard or facial hair style.
Are you ready to achieve your beard or facial hair goals? Contact our team at Pasadena Hair Transplant to schedule a consultation with our plastic surgeon and hair restoration specialist, Dr. Shankar Lakshman.