Facial Hair Transplants

Hair thinning and hair loss do not just affect the head and scalp. They can manifest wherever the body has hair. Nowhere is this more obvious than when they occur in areas of facial hair, which is more common than you would think, with 5% of all hair restoration surgeries globally being beard and mustache transplants. At PNW Hair Restoration, we offer solutions specifically tailored to hair loss in these areas.

We offer the following array of facial hair transplant options based on the specific area of hair loss experienced. All procedures use the minimally invasive Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) technique in which individual follicles are transplanted resulting in a more natural look.

Beard Transplant

If you are experiencing hair loss or hair thinning in your beard, this form of transplant can counteract it. This is one of the most commonly performed hair transplants which does not involve hair loss on the scalp.

A beard transplant is a surgical procedure in which hair follicles are harvested from a donor area, usually the back or sides of the scalp, and used to restore hair to the beard.

Eyebrow Hair Transplant

Thinning or patchy eyebrows can have an inordinate effect on a person’s self-esteem and self-image. Eyebrows are one of the features that help frame a face and are a far more important cosmetic aspect for everyone than many people realize. Eyebrow transplants can have a positive effect both visually and emotionally.

Eyebrow hair transplants involve surgically harvesting hair follicles from a donor area, usually the back or sides of the scalp, and moving them to thicken or restore eyebrows.

Mustache Transplant

The mustache is distinct from the beard and requires a specialized approach because it involves the upper lip area. This facial hair restoration procedure can correct what would otherwise be a patchy upper lip, spotty beard, or bare spots.

As with the other types of facial hair transplants, a mustache restoration procedure takes healthy hair follicles from a donor area, such as the back or sides of the scalp, and transplants them to the needed areas to create a full mustache.

Sideburn Transplants

While not often considered, hair loss in the sideburn area is not uncommon. While shorter sideburns have been a trend for a few years, many men prefer the look of full or longer sideburns. Sparse sideburns can also help to emphasize a receding hairline because of how both frame the face. So, some men who like fuller sideburns will often have hair restoration procedures to correct the receding hairline and patchy sideburns.

Sideburn transplants are surgical procedures in which hair follicles are harvested from a donor area, usually the back or sides of the scalp, and used to restore hair to the sides of your face, in front of the ear.