Sideburn Transplant

It is the process of filling the gaps formed at the junction of beard and hair. It is the process of transferring donors taken from the genetically non-shedding area of the person to the appropriate area. In this process, the donors are separated. The grafts to be transplanted to the area close to the hair should be thinner in accordance with the hair structure, and the grafts to be transplanted to the area close to the beard should be thicker in accordance with the beard structure. Therefore, the selected donor area should be taken from both the area behind the ear and the nape where thin hair is located and the area above the nape where thick hair is located. Hair directions and angles in this area should be analyzed very well. The angle, direction and graft thickness should be done with appropriate methods (DHI, Slit or Sapphire) so that the combination of hair and beard is not obvious. Favorite area transplantation is not a long-term procedure. The waste rate is low.