Mustache Transplantation

Mustaches change men’s appearance significantly. Although it is a person’s choice to have a mustache or no mustache, some men do not grow a mustache or have a small mustache. Losses occur in the mustache area after cuts and burns resulting from various diseases or accidents. This situation is solved by mustache transplantation. Men who do not like the density and shape of their mustache can also get the shape they want with mustache transplantation.

Mustache transplantation is the process of transplanting hair follicles taken with the FUE technique from the area behind the head to the upper lip and mustache area. The most effective and preferred method in mustache transplantation is FUE.

In the FUE method, hair follicles taken from the donor area are placed immediately in the planned mustache area without any waiting. In this method, very fine tips are used to remove and place the hair follicles, preventing irritation or scarring in the area. When approximately 1000 roots are transplanted to a person who does not have a mustache, he turns into a mustache. However, if a more frequent appearance is requested, this number is increased.

When the healing process after mustache transplantation is completed, those who have had mustaches have very natural-looking mustaches.

Red clots form in the places of the needles used during mustache transplantation, and this red appearance disappears with the first wash. The first wash is performed within 24-48 hours upon the recommendation of the physician. Within 2-3 days, the mustache appearance is achieved. After 2 weeks, the transplanted mustaches begin to fall out, and then permanent mustaches begin to grow. All lost mustaches grow in 4-8 weeks. Within 1 year, a completely natural mustache appearance is achieved with the desired density.