As hair transplantation continues to develop, facial hair transplantation has become a more popular way for you to grow facial hair in places you couldn’t before.
The art of facial hair transplantation has been made possible for eyebrow, beard and moustaches alike
Eyebrow Transplant
What is an Eyebrow Transplantation?
Eyebrow density is influenced by several environmental and genetic factors and can weaken and fall out just like all other hair.
We know that sparse eyebrows can have a negative impact on your aesthetic appearance, which is why we offer a dedicated eyebrow transplantation service to help you fix these problems.
How is eyebrow transplantation applied?
Our eyebrow transplantation is carried out under local anaesthetic according to the FUE method.
Typically, follicles are taken out from the donor area (the back of the neck or other areas of the body). Those grafts are then transplanted into the eyebrows using specialised tools.
Where the skin begins to heal a week post surgery a crust will form around the transplanted follicles. At this time, the follicles will fall off. Subsequently, normal follicle growth will begin roughly 3 months following the transplant.
Beard Transplant
What is an Beard Transplantation?
We know that beards and moustaches are key factors of a masculine appearance. They often play a significant role in men’s self-esteem.
Sparse beards can result from a variety of genetic and environmental factors. As a result, this can cause feelings of psychological distress and discomfort.
To combat this, we offer a professional beard transplant procedure.
How is Beard transplantation applied?
Beard transplants are carried out according to the FUE hair transplantation method.
Follicles are removed from various parts of the body, including the back of the neck.
Roughly, around 3000 follicles are needed for a full beard transplant. Whereas, between 400 and 800 required for a moustache transplant.
Moustache Transplant
What is an Moustache Transplantation?
In contemporary culture, a moustache is an important factor in male identity.
Sparse growth or lack of growth can be due to a variety of factors, from scarring to alopecia and other skin conditions. As a result, aesthetic problems can occur for the individual.
Consequently, we offer a comprehensive moustache transplant procedure to help grow hair on the upper lip.
How is Beard transplantation applied?
Our moustache procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic according to the FUE method.
Typically, follicles are taken out from the donor area (the back of the neck or other areas of the body). Those grafts are then transplanted onto the upper lip.
