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Beard Hair Transplants Are Popular Among Men Lacking Facial Hair

By Dale Smith


The next time you are watching a movie pay attention to some of Hollywoods leading men. While your at it take a look at the Government press secretary as well as all of the hipsters walking down the streets of your neighborhood. It's obvious that beards are in, and that all beards are not made equally.

You've got some men that will grow a full beard with no problem. In fact they can shave their face fully at 7AM and by 7PM they have the whole full stubble thing going on. Then there are those men like me who could not grow a full beard if my life relied on it. The pleasant news is there are a lot of men that suffer because of the incapability to grow facial hair just like me. There are so many men suffering from this problem that it has been given a name, "beard envy".

But fear not my fellow non-facial hair growing friends. Beard hair transplants are getting more popular. This shouldn't be a surprise because men have been undergoing surgeries in order to augment their appearance for dozens of years. You actually didn't think that all of those celebrities were gifted by god with the perfect nose, cheek bones, and rock hard abs naturally did you?

After interviewing one of the industries leading authorities in facial hair transplants (Virginia Surgical Center) the media hype has been confirmed. There has definitely been a rise in beard hair transplants. According to the team at Virginia Surgical Center lots of men that undergo the facial transplant process sometimes request to have a facial patch filled in their beard or mustache.

How Does Facial Hair Restoration Work?

It is an extremely tedious process. The hair restoration doctor has to remove individual strands from another part of the body. Usually the bottom or back of the head. The expert will make a small hole in the face with a 0.8mm blade and insert each of the hair into place. The trick that divides the best from the rest is understanding how to place the hair at the proper angle. Many untrained doctors will place the hairs in at a straight angle, creating an outlandish look.




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