Growing a male beard can help you look more masculine

Beards are a secondary sexual characteristic of men and are also seen as a sign of masculinity, charm, and maturity. Some people are born with thick beards, which can be grown with a little trimming, while others are born with sparse beards and need to be grown through cultivation.

How is beard transplant surgery performed?

Beard transplantation is usually performed under local anesthesia. Microsurgery is used to remove healthy hair follicle tissue from the back of the head. After special and careful separation and cultivation, the hair follicles are evenly transplanted to the transplanted area according to the direction and density of beard growth, allowing the beard to grow new beards again.

The surgery is painless and you can go home afterward. The entire surgery usually takes about 2 hours. If the hair follicles survive, they will grow healthy new hair and retain all the biological properties of the original hair.

How do new hair follicles grow?

Generally, the transplanted beard will become firm by absorbing nutrients in 3 days, grow 0.5 cm in about 10 days, grow 1 cm in 20 days, and fall off in about 30 days. This is because the hair follicles grow new beards to push out the old stubble. Usually the new beard will grow completely in about 4.5 months to half a year after the operation, and the effect is natural and permanent.