Last Reviewed: 10 September 2026
Beard transplant pricing for Gravesend patients is 5☆ all-inclusive at a fixed £2,899, whatever the number of grafts, with GMC-registered surgeons at CQC-registered clinics and no hidden extras. The procedure fills patchy growth or builds a new beard line in a single day under local anaesthetic, and it starts with a free video consultation from home.
Beard Transplants for Gravesend Patients with My Hair UK
A patchy or incomplete beard is one of the few cosmetic problems with a genuinely permanent fix. A beard transplant moves follicular units, one at a time, from the donor area at the back and sides of your scalp into the areas of your beard that need them. Donor hair is not affected by balding, so once the transplanted hairs grow in they are yours for good: shaved, trimmed and styled like the rest. The surgery is explained fully on our beard restoration and transplant page.
For Gravesend patients the practical shape of it is one free consultation, by video from home or in-person at the clinic, then a single day of surgery, because even full beard construction fits within one session. Everything is settled beforehand: the design, the graft plan and the fixed £2,899 price, all agreed with the surgeon before the day itself.
Whether you are a good candidate depends on your growth pattern and what you want to achieve. Patchy cheeks, thin sideburns and gaps around the chin respond well. If your patchiness appeared suddenly as smooth round spots, that can be alopecia barbae, which needs a diagnosis rather than a transplant, and the surgeon will tell you so plainly at consultation.
Beard Transplant Cost in Gravesend
£2,899 is the complete price of a beard transplant for Gravesend patients: one fixed, all-inclusive fee agreed in writing before surgery, whatever the number of grafts placed on the day. UK beard work is widely quoted anywhere from £3,000 to £7,000 depending on graft count, so a fixed fee at this level is deliberately competitive, and it means a bigger plan never carries a penalty.
The fee covers everything attached to the day itself: the surgeon and surgical team, anaesthetic, clinic facilities, aftercare products and your follow-up reviews. What the price includes and how it compares is set out in full on our beard transplant cost page.
How Much Does a Beard Transplant Cost in Gravesend?
Whatever combination of areas your plan covers, the price is the same:
| Area | Typical Grafts | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Moustache | 400-500 | £2,899 |
| Sideburns | 200-300 each side | £2,899 |
| Goatee and chin | 600-700 | £2,899 |
| Cheeks | 300-600 each side | £2,899 |
| Full beard | 2,000-2,500 | £2,899 |
How the Surgery Works
A beard transplant is a one-day procedure under local anaesthetic: design first, extraction second, placement third, home the same evening. The design is drawn on your face and agreed with you before surgery begins, because in beard work the outline is everything, and single-hair grafts are used along the edges so the result reads as grown rather than drawn on.
Beard hair also reads as full at a lower density than scalp work, around 25 to 40 grafts per square centimetre against the 40 a scalp hairline needs, which is why graft numbers that sound modest go a long way on the face. The safe ceiling is 3,500 grafts in a day, and even full beard construction sits comfortably inside a single day for most patients.
How Many Grafts Does a Beard Transplant Take?
Typical graft counts by area, matching both the published literature and what the surgeons see in practice:
| Area | Typical Grafts |
|---|---|
| Sideburns | 200-300 each side |
| Moustache | 400-500 |
| Goatee and chin | 600-700 |
| Cheeks | 300-600 each side |
| Full beard | 2,000-2,500 |
Beard Transplant Recovery Timeline
Recovery is quicker than most patients expect. For the first few days the treated area shows a small scab at each graft with some redness, and the scabs lift over the first two weeks. The patient photographs in this section show it honestly: fine dotted scabbing the day after surgery, then the same beard at two weeks with the scabs cleared and only slight redness remaining. Do not shave the transplanted area for the first two weeks; after that it can be trimmed, and normal shaving usually resumes from around a month once the grafts are secure.
Between roughly week two and week eight the transplanted hairs shed. This is normal and it is not the grafts failing: the follicles stay in place, new growth starts at around three months, and the beard reaches its final density between nine and twelve months. We keep in touch through the regrowth period with regular monthly check-ins, and you have free follow-up consultations with your surgeon at 6 and 12 months, by video or in-person.
Beard Transplant After 1 day
Beard Transplant After 2 weeks
Travelling From Gravesend
Twenty-four minutes from Gravesend to St Pancras on the Javelin is quicker than most of the London suburbs manage, and with Euston and its Overground platforms five minutes from St Pancras the Harrow clinic is barely an hour door to door. The Manchester clinic on Deansgate carries the same CQC registration, and Gravesend patients who prefer the north are welcome there.
Whether home is Chalk, Denton, Rosherville or Istead Rise, in the town where Pocahontas is buried and the oldest cast-iron pier in the world still stands, fresh from her statue at St George’s Church, a film at The Woodville or a walk through Fort Gardens to New Tavern Fort, book a free consultation with our trichology team, in person or by video call, and receive a tailored beard plan for Gravesend patients with the fixed £2,899 price confirmed in writing.
From Gravesend to My Hair UK London (Harrow) Clinic
By Train
Southeastern’s Javelin trains run from Gravesend to London St Pancras International twice an hour, around 24 minutes via Ebbsfleet and Stratford, with slower trains to Charing Cross and Cannon Street; Gravesend West, in old directions, closed in 1968. At St Pancras, turn left onto Euston Road for Euston, where the Overground’s Lioness line to Watford Junction leaves every fifteen minutes or so and reaches Kenton in 25; the clinic at 160 Kenton Road is a few minutes on foot.
By Car
Driving from Gravesend takes around an hour. Gravesend drivers are on the A2 within minutes and at the M25 by Darenth in ten; the Dartford tunnels take you under the river, and the M25 anti-clockwise past Brentwood and Enfield brings you to Junction 19 by Hunton Bridge, where the A41 heads down towards Stanmore and the A409 completes the run into Harrow.
From Gravesend to My Hair UK Manchester Clinic
By Train
Gravesend to Manchester Piccadilly is under three hours: Javelin to St Pancras, a stroll along Euston Road to Euston, and Avanti West Coast north. The top of Deansgate is by Victoria rather than Piccadilly, so from Piccadilly either walk the mile through the centre, fifteen to twenty minutes, or take a tram to Victoria and walk five.
By Car
By car from Gravesend allow around four hours. Four hours by car: the A2 and the Dartford tunnels onto the M25, anti-clockwise to Junction 21, then a hundred miles of M1 past Luton and Leicester to Catthorpe, where it becomes the M6; the M6 through Staffordshire to the Croft interchange at Junction 21A, the M62 to the M60, and the M602 into Salford, where Regent Road brings Gravesend drivers onto Deansgate.
Local GPs
Your GP is worth a conversation before elective surgery, since some conditions and medications affect how grafts take, and the surgeon will ask about both at consultation. Three NHS practices in Gravesend:
The Shrubbery and Riverview Park Surgeries (Northfleet)
Address: 65A Perry Street, Northfleet, Gravesend DA11 8RD
Pelham Medical Practice (The Grange, Pelham Road)
Address: 17 Pelham Road, Gravesend DA11 0HN
Old Road West Surgery (Old Road West)
Address: 30 Old Road West, Gravesend DA11 0LL
The Surgical Team
Beard transplants are led by a specialist at each clinic: Dr Mir (GMC 7567898) at the London (Harrow) clinic, and Dr Munir (GMC 6122581) at the Manchester clinic. You meet your surgeon at the free video consultation, before any decision is made, and the same surgeon carries out your procedure. The full team is on our surgical team page.
Manchester clinic
• Dr Khawaja Masood Munir: GMC 6122581.
8+ years’ experience, 1,400+ hair transplant surgeries.
• Dr Haider Gillani: GMC 8030796.
1,000+ procedures, with specific expertise in complex cases requiring detailed anatomical understanding.
London (Harrow) clinic
• Dr Mahdi Alosert: GMC 6168297.
20+ years’ clinical experience. Specialist in Afro-Caribbean hair and hairline lowering.
• Dr Shuaib Mir: GMC 7567898.
1,200+ hair transplant cases. BAAPS plastic surgery and RCS anatomy training.
• Dr Zakar Rafiq: GMC 6164032.
MBBS and BSc (Hons) from Imperial College London. Associate Member of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS).
You can meet the surgeon who will perform your procedure at your free consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What does a beard transplant cost for Gravesend patients?
The price is £2,899, fixed and all-inclusive, however many grafts your plan needs. It covers the surgery, anaesthetic, clinic fees, aftercare products and follow-up reviews, and it is agreed in writing before surgery.
2. Do I need to travel from Gravesend for a beard transplant?
Yes, once. Surgery is a single day at a CQC-registered partner clinic in central Manchester or Harrow, north-west London, whichever suits you better. The consultation is free, by video from home or in-person at the clinic if you prefer, and follow-up runs by video unless you would rather come in, so the only required travel is the day of surgery itself.
3. Does a beard transplant hurt?
The procedure is done under local anaesthetic, and most patients find the numbing injections the only uncomfortable part. Discomfort afterwards is usually mild and settles within a few days.
4. Do I need to visit a clinic for a beard transplant consultation?
Only if you would like to: an in-person consultation at the clinic is always available. Most consultations are held by video with the surgeon who would perform your procedure, based on photographs you send in advance, and they are free either way. Gravesend patients typically only travel once, on the day of surgery.
5. What if my beard gaps appeared suddenly?
Sudden smooth, round bald spots in the beard can be alopecia barbae, an autoimmune condition, and transplanting into it is the wrong treatment. It needs a diagnosis first. Long-standing, stable patchiness is a different matter and usually suits a transplant well.
6. Does the fixed price cover aftercare?
Yes. Aftercare products are provided as part of the £2,899, and the monthly check-ins and free 6 and 12 month follow-up consultations with your surgeon are included rather than billed separately.
7. What is the best age for a beard transplant?
Whenever your growth pattern has stabilised, which is typically from the mid twenties onwards. Our guide to the best age for a beard transplant covers how to judge it, and the free assessment gives you a straight answer for your own case.
Beard Transplants Near Gravesend
We arrange beard transplants across the region: see beard transplants for Dartford patients, beard transplants for Rochester patients, beard transplants for Chatham patients, beard transplants for Gillingham patients, beard transplants for Basildon patients and beard transplants for Brentwood patients.
Considering scalp work as well? Our guide to hair transplant costs for Gravesend patients covers prices, graft numbers and travel in the same detail.
The easiest first step from Gravesend is a free video consultation: send a few photographs of your beard, the surgical team will assess them, and you get a clear plan with the fixed £2,899 price attached to it. There is no charge for the consultation and no obligation to take it further.