Mustache Transplantation

WHAT IS MUSTACHE TRANSPLANTATION? 

Mustache transplantation is an aesthetic operation that has become increasingly popular in recent years. This operation offers a solution for men who have mustache loss problems, which are usually caused by genetic reasons or hormonal changes.

Mustache transplantation is performed by modern technology and expert physicians and natural and permanent results are achieved. Mustache transplantation is performed using the follicular unit graft (FUE) method. This method means removing hair follicles one by one using a special device and then transplanting the hair follicles to the removed area. Mustache transplantation is usually performed under local anesthesia and no pain is felt during the procedure.

The mustache transplant process takes into account many different factors to achieve natural-looking mustaches. These factors include the person's face shape, mustache shape and density. It is also important that the hair follicles to be transplanted are transplanted at the correct angle and density. In this way, mustaches gain a natural appearance. After the mustache transplant procedure, patients may experience slight swelling and redness in the area for a few days. However, these symptoms usually disappear quickly. For about two weeks, the transplanted hair follicles may fall out. However, this is a normal process and a necessary step to make room for new hair to grow.

Mustache transplantation is one of the best options to achieve natural and permanent results. This procedure offers an important solution for men who have mustache loss problems. Modern technology and expert physicians used during the procedure ensure that patients achieve a safe and successful result.