We use FUE / DHI, the most advanced technique for hair restoration with a 97% success rate.
This procedure consists of extracting hair from the back of the head to later implant it in the areas affected by alopecia barbae (patchy beard).
With the FUE / DHI technique, natural-looking results and high survival rates of the transplanted follicles are obtained.
The cost of a beard transplant at Hairfix starts at $3,700 USD. From there, the final price depends on factors such as the size of the area to be covered and the number of grafts needed. Typically, costs vary depending on individual treatment plans, including the desired beard density and area.
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Step 1:
The doctor evaluates the donor area, that is, the one from which the hair will be extracted from. Then, the hair in this area is trimmed to facilitate the identification and removal of hair.
Step 2:
The follicles are extracted from the scalp with the use of a specialized tool that, with only 1 mm in diameter, allows the hair to be removed safely.
Step 3:
The extracted follicles are now implanted in the areas affected by alopecia, such as the mustache or cheeks. Our doctors have full control over the direction, depth, and angle of each implanted hair, achieving natural-looking results.
Step 4:
In the first 2 weeks it will be very important to follow the post-op care instructions indicated by your doctor. After a month you will have fully recovered and, from the 4th month onward, the beard will begin to grow. The final results of your beard transplant will be fully appreciated within 12 months.
A beard transplant is ideal for men who have sparse facial hair, patchy areas, or are unable to grow a full beard due to genetics, scars, burns, or hormonal factors. Good candidates are generally healthy individuals with a stable donor area (usually the back of the scalp), realistic expectations, and no underlying skin conditions that could affect healing.
The procedure involves extracting individual hair follicles from the donor area—typically the back or sides of the scalp—and implanting them in the beard region. Each graft is placed carefully to match the natural angle and direction of beard growth, creating a full and natural look.
The donor area will not regenerate the exact same follicles that were extracted. However, when performed correctly by a specialist, the extraction is done in a way that leaves surrounding hairs intact, making the area appear visually unchanged or only slightly less dense.
Yes. Once the transplanted follicles take root, they continue to grow hair for a lifetime, just like they did in their original location. The results are considered permanent, although the final appearance depends on proper care and the patient's individual healing process.
The procedure typically takes between 4 to 8 hours, depending on the number of grafts required. It is usually done under local anesthesia on an outpatient basis.
Initial growth can be seen after 3 to 4 months, but full results usually appear after 9 to 12 months. It's normal for the transplanted hairs to fall out in the first few weeks—this is part of the natural hair growth cycle before regrowth begins.
After the procedure, patients are advised to avoid touching or washing the treated area for a few days. Mild swelling and redness are common. It’s important to follow the surgeon’s aftercare instructions, which may include gentle cleaning, avoiding direct sun exposure, and refraining from shaving or trimming the area for a few weeks.
When performed by experienced professionals, side effects are minimal. Possible side effects include temporary swelling, redness, scabbing, or itching. The use of modern techniques like FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) leaves tiny dot scars in the donor area, which are usually invisible once the hair grows back.
Preparation may involve avoiding certain medications, alcohol, and smoking for several days before the procedure. Your doctor will provide a personalized guide based on your medical history. It's also important to arrive well-rested and with clean hair and skin on the day of the surgery.
Yes, but only after the area has fully healed—usually around 3 to 4 weeks post-procedure. Once the transplanted hairs start growing naturally, you can treat them like the rest of your facial hair, including trimming, shaving, or styling as desired.
Success rates for beard transplants are high, especially when performed by experienced specialists. Most patients achieve a natural-looking, dense beard with permanent results. The key to success lies in proper technique, realistic expectations, and diligent aftercare.