A beard transplant involves largely the same processes and techniques used in an FUE hair transplants. For instance, the donor hair used is extracted from the back or side hairs. The surgeon picks hairs that closely resemble the ones found on your face and then proceeds to carefully transplant them to the recipient site.
In case you have any fears that the transplant facial hair used for your beard transplant will grow like those found on your head, don't worry. This is because the transplanted hair will grow just like your facial hair, in both texture and characteristics.
Just like with a standard hair transplant surgery, a beard transplant is also practically painless. In most cases, it's performed using the FUE transplant method, whereby the surgeon carefully picks the relevant follicles needed for the procedure. This means that they will not have to make huge donor site incisions like with other hair transplant techniques.
It's a good idea to avoid shaving your transplanted hair for at least the first 10 days after your procedure, since it's after this duration that it will start to seem more stubble. It's also important that you know some hair will fall out after a fortnight from the time of your procedure. However, this is normal and should not be a cause for worry.
One of the primary benefits of a beard hair transplant is that is provides a permanent remedy for your problem. As a result, you will not have to worry about all your new facial hair falling out after your procedure.