Best PRP Hair Treatment in Pune: Everything You Need to Know Before Getting Started
October 5, 2026
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Written by: Dr. Kiran Chotaliya Editorial Team · Reviewed by: Dr. Kiran Chotaliya, M.D. Dermatologist & Chief Hair transplant Surgeon · Hairfree & Hairgrow Clinics, India · Updated Oct 2026
This case study documents the beard restoration journey of a 26-year-old male patient who had been concerned about uneven and comparatively low-density facial hair growth for approximately 3 years. After clinical assessment, a beard hair restoration procedure using the Big FUE technique was planned to improve coverage, density, and overall beard definition.
The initial treatment plan estimated approximately 500 grafts, while the available treatment record documents 240 grafts transplanted. The patient’s graft hair quality was noted as good. The follow-up photographs taken approximately five months after the final documented treatment show developing improvement in beard coverage and facial hair definition.
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This case study has been published with the patient’s informed consent for educational and informational purposes. Appropriate care has been taken to maintain patient privacy while presenting the treatment journey and documented progress.
Beard transplant outcomes can vary from person to person depending on factors such as donor hair quality, graft survival, healing response, facial hair characteristics, treatment area, and aftercare. The results shown in this case should therefore not be considered a guarantee of the same outcome for every patient.
Patient Details | Information |
Age | 26 years |
Gender | Male |
Duration of Concern | Approximately 3 years |
Medical History | No significant medical history reported |
Treatment Area | Beard / facial hair |
Treatment | Beard Hair Transplant |
Technique | Big FUE |
Planned Grafts | Approximately 500 grafts |
Documented Grafts Done | 240 grafts |
Graft Hair Quality | Good |
Planned Session Duration | 1–2 day session |
Supportive Care | Hair vitamins + Minoxidil + PRP as advised |
Documented Follow-Up | Approximately 5 months after final documented treatment |
Before treatment, the patient’s facial photographs showed existing beard and moustache growth, but the overall beard pattern appeared less dense and somewhat uneven in certain areas.
The treatment approach was therefore focused on strategically improving coverage rather than creating an excessively dense or artificial beard. Existing facial hair direction, natural beard pattern, donor availability, and facial proportions were considered while planning graft placement.
The patient was advised a beard restoration procedure using the Big FUE technique.
The initial treatment plan included:
The final number of grafts used in any beard transplant can vary according to the area requiring treatment, donor availability, desired density, existing facial hair, and intra-procedure assessment.
During the procedure, suitable follicular units were harvested from the donor area using the Big FUE approach. The grafts were then prepared and placed into the required beard areas according to the planned direction and distribution of the patient’s existing facial hair.
Special attention is important during beard restoration because facial hair grows at different angles in different regions. Graft placement therefore needs to follow the patient’s natural beard direction to achieve a more harmonious appearance.
Available treatment records document 240 grafts performed, with the graft hair quality described as good.
The patient’s treatment was planned as a single-day combined hairline and beard transplant session.
During the initial treatment stage:
During the first few weeks, temporary redness, mild swelling, crusting, or shedding of transplanted hairs may occur as part of the normal healing process.
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Parameter
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No. of Grafts
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Details
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530
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For natural hairline
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2480
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Mid scalp coverage
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3010
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During the initial treatment stage:
During the first few weeks, temporary redness, mild swelling, crusting, or shedding of transplanted hairs may occur as part of the normal healing process.
At approximately five months after the final documented treatment, follow-up photographs show developing changes in the appearance of the beard.
Observed progress included:
At five months, beard transplant growth should generally still be considered an intermediate stage rather than the final result. Further thickening, maturation, and texture changes may continue over subsequent months.
At the documented five-month follow-up, the patient’s beard showed visible improvement compared with the baseline photographs.
The developing result demonstrated:
Because this follow-up was recorded at approximately five months, further development may continue beyond the documented stage.
The patient’s follow-up photographs suggest encouraging early improvement in beard density and facial hair definition.
The transplanted area appears to integrate with the patient’s existing beard pattern, while the overall facial hair appearance looks more continuous than at baseline. Continued maturation of transplanted hairs may further improve thickness and coverage over time.
Long-term assessment should always consider graft survival, hair calibre, growth direction, donor characteristics, and the patient’s individual healing response.
The patient was advised to follow proper post-procedure care to protect the transplanted follicles and support healing.
Recommended care included:
The number of grafts varies according to the size of the sparse area, existing beard density, desired shape, donor hair availability, and treatment goals. In this case, approximately 500 grafts were initially estimated, while the available treatment record documents 240 grafts transplanted.
New growth generally develops gradually over several months. Early changes may become noticeable during the first few months, while density and hair maturity usually continue improving over a longer period.
No. A five-month follow-up is usually an intermediate stage. The transplanted facial hairs may continue becoming thicker, longer, and more mature over the following months.
Dr. Kiran Chotaliya is a leading hair transplant surgeon in Pune, specializing in advanced techniques like FUE and FUT for natural, lasting results. His expertise and patient-centered care ensure successful hair restoration with exceptional outcomes.
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