Does beard hair transplantation look just as good and strong and lustrous as a natural beard? Can this still be called natural?

Beard transplantation results can look just as
natural as a native beard, when done correctly by an experienced Doctor. The
results may vary depending on the extent of the problem, therefore careful
examination of the beard area needs to be done before the procedure. If head
hair is used as donor, the transplanted hair would have the characteristics of
head hair. It may call for adjustment in beard grooming needs. Feel free to
contact us directly to further discuss the procedure. Read more about the
UGraft procedure below.

Beard transplant results will depend on the donor hair quality and the aesthetic skill of the doctor.  Just like hair transplant surgery (or other cosmetic surgery) many patients have bad results and many have great results.

Yes, beard transplantation can provide a natural and full beard. Laser treatment after transplantation could affect the result. What procedure are you planning on having done? What laser procedures have you had done? What laser procedure was done as a youth? If you could provide us answers to these questions, we could probably better answer your questions. Keep in touch and let us know! Thanks!

Beard hair transplant if done correctly should not be distinguishable from your nature beard. You need to discuss and review your options with your hair specialist and he or she can determine your candidacy after an examination and reviewing your history of hair loss.

We have done many beard transplants after laser treatments to fill in the patchy areas, and it is very natural and gives great results.  However, since there are many factors involved such as the direction, orientation, number of grafts, number of hairs per graft, size of needles during incisions and so on, it is very important you chose your surgeon carefully and to make sure they have experience doing beard transplant. 

Even with having your beard removed with a laser, you can have a beard transplant. You must see a doctor to really get the answers to your questions as an examination is required to see just what the extent of the problem is. A more detailed history is also needed.