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Hair transplant surgery restores hair density using advanced FUE and DHI techniques. Learn about the procedure, diagnosis of hair loss, and recovery process.
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The success of a beard transplant largely depends on proper aftercare during the first few weeks. Immediately after the procedure, the transplanted follicles are sensitive while they adapt to their new blood supply. At Liv Hospital, we provide a detailed aftercare kit and clear instructions to protect the transplanted area and support healing.
During the first days, it is essential to avoid touching, scratching, or rubbing the treated area. Patients are guided on how to gently wash the beard using a special medical foam and lukewarm water. This helps remove small crusts without disturbing the grafts. Keeping the skin clean and well-hydrated is the foundation for healthy beard growth.
At Liv Hospital, beard-transplant care is considered an essential part of the treatment process. Each patient receives a detailed aftercare kit along with clear, step-by-step instructions. These guidelines are explained thoroughly to ensure patients feel confident about protecting the transplanted area once they leave the hospital.
During the first days, it is essential to avoid touching, scratching, or rubbing the treated area. Patients are guided on how to gently wash the beard using a special medical foam and lukewarm water. This helps remove small crusts without disturbing the grafts. Keeping the skin clean and well-hydrated is the foundation for healthy beard growth.
In the first few days following the procedure, patients must avoid touching, scratching, or rubbing the recipient area. Even minimal friction may disturb grafts before they fully stabilize. Sleeping face-down should be avoided, and keeping the head slightly elevated during rest helps reduce swelling and supports healing.
During the first days, it is essential to avoid touching, scratching, or rubbing the treated area. Patients are guided on how to gently wash the beard using a special medical foam and lukewarm water. This helps remove small crusts without disturbing the grafts. Keeping the skin clean and well-hydrated is the foundation for healthy beard growth.
A key advantage of beard transplantation is its permanent nature. Since the hair is taken from the donor area at the back of the scalp, it is genetically resistant to hair loss. After the temporary shedding phase, known as shock loss, the follicles remain active under the skin and begin producing new, permanent hair. Noticeable growth and increased density usually appear by the sixth month. By the end of one year, the results are fully developed.
Transplanted beard hairs behave like natural facial hair and allow patients to:
These hairs grow naturally, respond to regular grooming routines, and integrate seamlessly with existing facial hair for a balanced, natural appearance over time.
Proper cleansing is another key element of early aftercare. Patients are instructed to wash the transplanted beard using a medical-grade foam and lukewarm water. This gentle routine helps soften and remove crusts naturally without harming the grafts. Hot water and aggressive washing should be avoided, as they may irritate the skin and delay recovery.
Our team stays in contact with patients throughout the recovery process to monitor progress and provide guidance on skincare and grooming. The goal is long-term satisfaction and lasting confidence.
For more information, patients are encouraged to explore recovery details or learn more about the procedure timeline through our medical team.
Proper aftercare plays a decisive role in the success of a beard transplant. Although the procedure itself is performed with precision, the healing phase determines how well the transplanted follicles adapt to their new location. In the first weeks, hair grafts are fragile and highly sensitive. Correct care during this period supports blood supply, protects the follicles, and directly affects the final density and appearance of the beard.
During the early healing stage, avoiding physical contact with the transplanted area is essential. Touching, scratching, or rubbing can damage newly placed follicles before they are fully anchored. Gentle cleansing with medical-grade foam and lukewarm water helps remove small crusts while keeping the grafts intact. Clean and hydrated skin creates an optimal environment for healthy follicle survival.
At Liv Hospital, patient care continues even after the procedure. For faster growth and a better beard appearance, our medical team may recommend additional treatments such as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) or Mesotherapy. These treatments help keep the roots strong and healthy by delivering vitamins directly to the beard follicles.
Our team stays in contact with patients throughout the recovery process to monitor progress and provide guidance on skincare and grooming. The goal is long-term satisfaction and lasting confidence.
For more information, patients are encouraged to explore recovery details or learn more about the procedure timeline through our medical team.
Send us all your questions or requests, and our expert team will assist you.
Light trimming with scissors is usually possible after one month. Shaving with a razor is recommended after 3 to 6 months.
No. Medical products are needed only during early healing. Normal grooming products can be used later.
Yes. The hair ages naturally, just like scalp hair from the donor area.
Infections are rare. If redness or swelling appears, our medical team provides immediate evaluation and treatment.
Direct sun exposure should be avoided in the first months. If needed, a high-SPF sunscreen for sensitive skin can be used.
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