I'm 41 years of age and can't grow anything close to a beard. What should I do? (Photo)

Just like male pattern balding is a genetic trait, beard hair growth is also a (separate unrelated) genetic trait.Some men can't grow beards.  Some of these men may choose hair transplant (from their scalp) to their face to add hair.  

Having a good beard is important to many men, however, not all are genetically or medically capable of doing so. This is when a beard transplant steps in to become the savior.
What is a beard transplant?
A beard transplant is a procedure that involves the re-distribution of hair follicles from the scalp to the beard to make it fuller than it currently is.
When does the beard stop growing?
The start of the facial hair streak begins after an adolescent reaches puberty. Facial hair grows in slowly and becomes thicker, coarser and more full. Gradually by the time the man reaches his/their late twenties or early thirties is when the growth reaches a peak.
Who is a good candidate for a beard transplant?
An ideal candidate for a beard transplant would be one who has sparse or patchy facial hair, however, they should also have a full head of hair with no co-morbidities like; male pattern baldness, alopecia, and other cardiovascular ailments. It would be an added bonus if the patient is a non smoker.

You can consider having a beard hair transplant. Beard transplants are generally successful if done by an experienced surgeon and can bring out a natural looking beard.