Is There Anything Than Can Promote Facial Hair Growth?

Increasing facial hair growth is not possible except with time some men will get more bears by the time they reach 30. Be happy that shaving is not a problem for you.

Thanks for the question, your best bet is to send pics to see what can be done, if you do have sparse hair growth, a beard transplant can be performed to thicken the area, or a discussion can be had to partially thicken the beard in certain areas that can give the appearance of more hair growth. There are many factors to take into account before considering a beard transplant so you will definitely need a consult to evaluate/discuss your options.  

There really aren't any products out there to increase facial hair growth. I would look at the males in your family to see what you can expect to achieve in terms of facial hair development. It can lag behind other areas of development. I would not advise a 23yo to do a hair transplant to the beard. I would want to wait until you are further along before suggesting that treatment. There is a limit to the number of hairs you can transplant. You might want to save them if you ever develop male pattern hair loss. 

Medications have not been proven effective for facial hair growth. My team has successfully used the neograft system to rebuild bald spot within the beard. this is a minimally invasive procedure wiht no large scar, staples or down time.

Hello, Thank you for your question. Unfortunately there is nothing permanent solutions for your situation except beard transplantation. It is very effective solution and many patients of mine with the same problem got satisfying results.

There are a variety of reasons for poor facial hair growth including hormonal imbalance and genetic factors.  The use of Rogaine 5% has been reported to help when applied topically.  Beard transplants have become en vogue especially with the recent beard trends.

Thank you for your question and for sharing your concerns.  Although hair transplantation is an option for you, it might not be the best one to consider as the hair on the back of your head may not be the best suited to transplant into a beard area.  There are several non-surgical options to consider:1)  You can try low-level light to see if increasing the blood flow to the areas will help stimulate hair growth. 2)  Platelet rich plasma may also do the same to improve blood flow3)  You could try minoxidil or Latisse topically to see if this helps.Other considerations is to have your hormone levels checked and see if there are other underlying reasons for inadequate hair growth.

As a medical treatment minoxidil can support facial hair growth,and as a surgical treatment  beard transplantation has satisfied results, it can be a good option for you.

Unfortunately, facial hair growth is determined by your genetics. Minoxidil can help aid in hair growth but I would not expect it to do much for facial hair. Consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon specializing in hair restoration is recommended to further discuss transplant procedures.  

It seems very uncomfortable for you. But the best solution for you is beard transplantation, all the other options are not permanent

As long as you have been evaluated by your primary care doctor and there are no causes (hormonal or otherwise) for a lack of facial hair, I agree with the other recommendations that hair transplant to the beard is an excellent option.  Topical treatments such as Rogaine can be helpful, but are unlikely to give you a dramatic result, and will not stimulate new hair follicles to develop in areas where there is currently no hair.  I would recommend seeing a hair transplant surgeon for a consultation to review the procedure and expectations.
All the best,