A full beard restoration covering cheeks, jaw, chin, and connecting lines may require 1,500 to 3,000 grafts. A targeted moustache restoration typically needs 300 to 500 grafts, while sideburn enhancement may require 200 to 400 grafts per side. Exact graft requirements are determined during the detailed consultation and facial mapping assessment.

Gentle trimming with scissors is typically permitted after 10 to 15 days once initial healing of implantation sites is complete. Wet shaving with a blade is recommended to be avoided for at least 3 to 4 weeks. After the first month, the transplanted beard can be shaved, trimmed, and styled normally without restriction.

Yes, beard transplantation is one of the most effective approaches for restoring hair over facial scars. For scar tissue, the surgical team carefully assesses blood supply and tissue quality before proceeding. In most cases, with proper pre-procedure evaluation and advanced implantation technique, excellent results are achievable even over significantly scarred areas.

No special maintenance is required. Once transplanted follicles have fully integrated and entered the active growth phase, typically around 6 to 9 months post-procedure, the beard behaves exactly like naturally grown facial hair and can be washed, conditioned, trimmed, or shaved as part of any regular grooming routine.