Treatments
Beard Transplantation
Beard transplantation can add density to patchy, scarred or naturally sparse areas. The plan follows the natural direction, spacing and density of beard growth, so the result looks balanced rather than placed.
Dr. Demir's Approach
Density only where a
beard naturally carries it.
Natural beard growth follows sharper, more varied angles across the jaw and cheek than scalp hair. Each graft is placed individually to follow these changes, so density builds only where a beard naturally carries it, never as a uniform block that reads as artificial.
Whether you're filling in patchy growth, covering scar tissue, or building fuller coverage from a thin base, the plan is built around your existing pattern first. Good restoration completes what is already there instead of overwriting it.
Is This Right for You?
What the first conversation
looks like.
Patchy growth, scarring and naturally sparse coverage each respond differently to treatment. Dr. Demir will assess your donor supply, your facial hair growth pattern and the look you're after, then explain what is realistically achievable before you decide anything.
This page explains Dr. Demir's clinical perspective and does not replace an individual medical assessment. Suitability, healing, graft survival, density and timelines vary; no specific outcome can be guaranteed.
For procedure steps, recovery guidance and clinic services, see the Pure Line Clinic procedure guide.
The First Step
The first step is not
booking surgery.
It is a conversation with Dr. Demir about whether treatment is the right call for you at all. In person or over video, he will review your case and explain what may be realistic, and what may not be. An online review is preliminary; final suitability and planning require an appropriate medical history and examination.
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