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Your Journey
Consultation
When you come in for your consultation, we’ll take a look at your scalp to assess the hair loss and decide if surgery is the right course of treatment for you. This will also allow us to give you a cost estimate for the beard to scalp transplant, depending on how many grafts we believe will be needed.
Procedure
Beard to scalp transplants are carried out under local anaesthetic, which means you will be awake during the procedure but will not be in any pain. It will either use FUE or FUT techniques, depending on what was decided during your consultation and will take approximately 4-6 hours.
Aftercare
The grafts will heal up to two weeks after the operation while the wounds from the transplant heal. We recommend patients take a week off work for the operation.

None at all – you can cut it just like you would with normal hair. As with any transplant, the transplanted hair will initially fall out while the roots of the new hair establish themselves in their new home. The new hair will grow back between six and nine months after the operation. The transplanted hair is beard hair – so slightly different in texture and thickness to normal hair on the head. For that reason, it may not be suitable for some areas of the scalp where the hair is naturally finer – such as the front of the hairline. It is better to reserve beard hair as filler in the top and crown area. Because beard hair is thicker, it is great for adding volume. Using the beard as donor hair can sometimes help the surgeon preserve donor hair on the scalp for key areas such as the hairline.