Surgical Techniques: Hair follicles are transplanted from the scalp to areas of the beard or eyebrows.

Expected Results: Fuller beard or brows with permanent results.

Potential Risks: Scarring, follicle rejection, or uneven hair growth.

Aftercare: Follow scalp and facial care instructions, avoid sun exposure, and keep the transplant site clean.

Surgical Techniques: This may involve medications, laser therapy, or platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections to stimulate hair growth.

Expected Results: Slower hair loss, thicker hair growth.

Potential Risks: Temporary shedding, allergic reactions, or no significant improvement.

Aftercare: Follow a prescribed routine for hair care and take medications as directed.

Surgical Techniques: Individual hair follicles are extracted from the donor area and transplanted into thinning areas.

Expected Results: Natural-looking hair growth without linear scarring.

Potential Risks: Follicle damage, scarring, or uneven growth.

Aftercare: Minimize physical activity, follow care instructions for scalp cleaning, and avoid direct sun exposure for a few weeks.

Surgical Techniques: A strip of scalp is removed, and hair follicles are transplanted to areas of thinning or baldness.

Expected Results: Permanent hair restoration in areas affected by hair loss.

Potential Risks: Scarring, infection, or unnatural hair growth patterns.

Aftercare: Avoid touching or scratching the scalp, follow up for monitoring, and take prescribed medications to prevent infection.