I feel tricked - the surgery causes weird bumps from the implants

This procedure is 100% flawed. You will have bumps, dark marks, scaring, ice pick hole, premature twinkling, a bizarre five o'clock shadow that will never go away matter no matter how you try and shave it away. Plus the hair is sometimes weirdly combined with lots of two or three hairs in one hole. The mental impact was incredibly unnerving.
I went best beard surgeon in the world. Went to Miami. If you researched you know who I am talking about. They lied about being about being able to shave and the skin looking normal. It will never look normal, just look at the photos on this site, that's how they all turn out. I asked and begged for help and the Dr's office just played confused/dumb and suggest microderming the bumps. Lies. They will all play dumb about this aftermath, I promise. The surgery causes the weird bumps from the implants.
Learn from me, brothers. This was a painful lesson I would not want anyone else to go through. What a cruel trick.

I spent countless hours on sites like this one and hair transplant message boards looking for a way to fix all the issues the transplant caused. I went to plastic surgeons and dermatologists for help. They all had no clue on how to help me, just trying to explain to them what a beard transplant was confusing to them and then they still were clueless. It was beyond disheartening. But eventually I can across an answer. Electrolysis. I worried it would disfigure my face further. Fortunately I was able to find someone who had been doing it for decades that was able to properly remove the hair. That's right there isn't a way to make those bumps resolve without removing them. It's not a perfect solution but its truly the only one to help correct this mistake. Now the hundreds of bumps are gone. The permanent strange dark shadow isn't there and I look normal when I shave. I hope this helps someone.