Beard Transplant in Turkey

The purpose of a beard transplant can be to thicken the beard or to style a beard on a surface that is completely beardless. Before the procedure, there are some rules that you should do for your health.

At least three days before the beard transplant, you must stop drinking alcohol. The ability of the planting site to heal is diminished by alcohol consumption. The rate of bleeding during the surgery can potentially rise as a result.

You should stop using any medications with blood-thinning effects at least one to two weeks before beard transplantation. For instance, Aspirin, which is taken often by many people, is a medication with strong blood-thinning characteristics. Tell your doctor if there is a medication that, despite being a blood thinner, you are unable to stop using because of health issues.

At least three days before the beard transplant, you must quit smoking. Similarly, we advise you to wait two weeks after the procedure to start drinking again. A temporary break from this behavior can help you heal faster. Smoking and other tobacco products contain chemicals like nicotine which can delay healing and keep you from seeing improvements right away.

After Beard Transplant

You can return home after your beard transplant operation is performed. Just like hair transplantation, the first three days are very important for beard transplantation. The grafts need to attach to the skin and the most important time for this is the first three days. The planted beard should not come into contact with water or anything else.

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You should abstain from smoking and alcohol for two weeks. Smoking and alcohol consumption slows down the healing rate, so you may not get the result you want from this procedure.

After beard transplantation, you will experience shock shedding, this is quite normal. It is a side effect that is seen in everyone. After a few months, your beard will start to grow back lushly.

Beard Transplant Healing Process

To prevent infection and other potential side effects, it is imperative to maintain the area on the scalp and the face as clean as possible. As part of your postoperative care routine, go by the cleaning recommendations that your surgeon has given you. To aid in the healing process, antibiotic ointment must be used as instructed.

After surgery, make sure to sleep on your back rather than your stomach or side for the ensuing several days. To aid in the healing process, make sure your head is elevated with a few pillows.

How to wash the beard is one of the after-beard transplant care instructions that must be followed. Before you wash your beard, you must first wait 48 hours. Of course, you are allowed to take a shower before that, but avoid getting your hair or beard wet.

You can start shampooing your hair and beard starting on day three after the transplant. For the first five days, wash your hair with extreme caution. Newly implanted follicles won't be harmed by gentle beard washing but take precautions. A graft may become loose if you wash it too forcefully.

You can return home the same day even though the beard transplant is an elective operation. It is advised to give both the donor area and the recipient area at least 3 days to fully heal and settle before going back to work.

All of the donor's hair will come out two to three weeks after the beard transplant procedure. This is normal and only transitory. With conventional hair transplant surgery, the same abrupt hair loss happens. The hair will grow back eventually and contribute to the fullness of your beard.

The transplanted follicles will start to develop again about four months after the beard transplant. You will have a thick, full, and well-shaped beard thanks to the growth, which will look natural.