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I'm 24 years old. How can I grow a full beard? (Photo)

Only small hairs are growing on my farce but not full. As like in bellow images.. I have hair follicles but its not growing properly...yyyy????? Wt is reason....???? Plz give me the solution to make grow beard.....

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Jae Pak, MD

If you have post surgical issues, please contact your doctor. Trimming or cutting your beard should not be an issue if you are well healed. 

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Beard hair is a genetic trait similar to the color of your eyes and hair.  There is no "natural" way to grow a thick beard if you don't have the genetic trait.  One option may be a beard transplant surgery.

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Single unit follicle transplants can be done as you suggest.  Care is taken to match the donor characteristics to the desired recipient site.  Pubic hair can be used to fill in thin spots in a beard just as nasal hair is a good match for eyebrows or eyelashes.  However, directional growth must ...

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Jae Pak, MD

It can take 6 to 12 months after surgery to see results.  If you are concerned it is best to contact your doctor.

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It is not normal to have redness and bumps after 8 months.  You should to contact your doctor even if your doctor is not local.  You can also see a local dermatologist for skin issues.

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Follow up with your doctor if you are concerned about your scarring or "marks".  It may or may not be permanent.   It may take several more months for it to fade.

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