Best PRP Hair Treatment in Pune: Everything You Need to Know Before Getting Started
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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 a beard hair transplant performed using the I FUE technique to improve facial hair density, coverage, and beard definition. The available treatment record documents 800 grafts completed, with the graft hair quality recorded as good.
The initial beard transplant planning image mentions an estimated requirement of 500 grafts and a planned 1–2 day session. However, the treatment record separately documents 800 grafts done. Since the provided records contain both figures, they are reported separately rather than being reconciled or altered.
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This case study has been published with the patient’s informed consent for educational and informational purposes. Appropriate measures should be taken to maintain patient privacy while presenting the treatment journey, clinical information, and documented progress.
Individual beard transplant results may vary depending on donor hair quality, graft survival, facial hair characteristics, healing response, treatment area, aftercare, and other individual factors. The outcome shown in one patient should not be considered a guarantee of similar results for another patient.
Patient Details | Information |
Gender | Male |
Age | Not specified in the provided records |
Duration of Concern | Not specified |
Medical History | Not specified |
Treatment Area | Beard / facial hair |
Treatment | Beard Hair Transplant |
Technique | I FUE |
Initially Planned Grafts | Approximately 500 grafts |
Documented Grafts Done | 800 grafts |
Graft Hair Quality | Good |
Planned Session Duration | 1–2 day session |
Supportive Care | Hair vitamins + Minoxidil + PRP |
Before the procedure, the beard and facial hair distribution were assessed to identify areas requiring additional density and coverage.
The treatment plan would take into consideration the patient’s existing beard pattern, natural direction of facial hair growth, donor hair characteristics, facial proportions, and the desired final beard shape.
No formal baldness grade was assigned in the supplied beard transplant plan, which is appropriate because scalp baldness grading is generally not the primary assessment system for a beard restoration case.
The available beard transplant plan documented:
A separate treatment record documents:
The difference between the initial estimate of 500 grafts and the documented 800 grafts performed should be retained in the case record unless confirmed otherwise from the original clinical documentation.
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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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The beard restoration procedure was performed using the I FUE technique. Follicular units were harvested from the selected donor area and prepared for implantation into the planned facial hair regions.
During beard transplantation, graft placement is planned according to the natural direction and angle of facial hair. This is especially important for creating a beard that integrates naturally with the patient’s existing moustache, chin, jawline, and cheek hair.
The available procedure record documents 800 grafts completed, with the graft hair quality recorded as good.
The available records document the initial beard transplant procedure and ongoing post-treatment maintenance. A five-month progress stage can be documented as an intermediate follow-up, but the supplied material does not provide detailed five-month photographic findings that can be independently described.
During the initial treatment stage:
Following the procedure, the patient entered the normal healing and early growth phase.
At approximately five months after the final documented beard transplant, the case should be regarded as being in an intermediate growth stage rather than the final result.
At this stage, transplanted facial hairs may be developing progressively, with continued maturation expected over subsequent months. Because detailed five-month clinical or photographic findings were not included in the supplied records, specific claims about the amount of density improvement should not be made without the corresponding follow-up photographs.
A true final beard transplant result cannot be confirmed from the supplied records alone.
The documentation confirms completion of 800 grafts using I FUE, with good graft hair quality and an ongoing maintenance plan. If the available follow-up is at approximately five months, the result should be presented as an intermediate-stage outcome rather than a fully matured final result.
Further beard growth, thickening, and maturation may continue over time.
The patient proceeded with beard restoration using the I FUE technique, and the available treatment record confirms 800 grafts with good graft quality.
Continued follow-up is important for monitoring:
A definitive clinical assessment of the final cosmetic outcome would require later follow-up documentation.
According to the supplied post-treatment instructions, the patient was advised to:
For a beard transplant specifically, facial washing and grooming instructions should follow the treating doctor’s individual recommendations.
The initial planning record estimated approximately 500 grafts, while the treatment record documents 800 grafts completed. Both figures are retained because they appear separately in the supplied documentation.
The treatment record identifies the technique as I FUE.
No. Five months is generally considered an intermediate stage. Transplanted facial hairs may continue to mature and become more established 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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