We all want a full luscious hairline and beard growth and are annoyed by any spot or spots which have little or no hair. They can be caused by trauma in the place, scarring, or even being passed on genetically. But what is the solution to it? First, we need to understand why there might be bald patches in the first place.
Common Causes of Bald Patches in Beard or Head
Alopecia Areata
This type of hair fall leads to bald spots. As it is an immune response against Hair follicles, the first appearance of it will be in the form of small bald spots. These will be circular in size and will slowly increase and lead to complete hair loss if not stopped.
Inflammation of Follicles
Inflammation can also be due to bacteria or fungi which surround the Scalp Area. If those microorganisms enter the skin they can lead to inflammation and if they are ignored then they can lead to bald spots. But as we know bacteria multiply that is how the fall can spread.
Genetic factors
Some men are just prone to bald spots. This usually happens in the beard area of men, especially in the area under the chin, the hair is not as thick as in other areas and appears as a bald spot. The hair growth can be increased by using beard oils which have shown to be effective or a small beard Transplant procedure.
Trauma
Any injury or scarring can lead to a bald spot. When a wound is healing then sometimes scar tissue builds upon scar tissue thus hampering any growth of Hair that might be present there. In such cases, a surgical procedure is done to open the scar again and then with the help of medicine to better heal it so that Hair Growth happens.
Dealing with Bald Spots
Bald spots can be bothersome and affect one’s appearance. At Hair Free and Hair Grow, we specialize in treating hair loss and bald spots. Our clinic offers both surgical and non-surgical procedures to achieve the best results for our patients.
Surgical Beard Regrowth Solutions
Beard Transplant
Having a beard is often seen as a symbol of manliness, and not having enough hair in this area can be seen as less attractive. Beard hair transplantation can help men who struggle with patches in their beards, such as in the goatee, sideburns, or mustache areas.
The process involves taking hair from the back of the head and transplanting it to the beard area to enhance the existing beard or create a new one. This procedure, known as FUE or follicular unit extraction, involves extracting hair follicles individually and grafting them into the beard area for a natural look.
