Last Reviewed: 10 September 2026
A beard transplant thickens patchy areas or shapes a new beard line using your own permanent hair. For Salisbury patients the price is a fixed £2,899, 5☆ rated and all-inclusive with no hidden extras, delivered in a single day by GMC-registered surgeons at CQC-registered clinics. A few photographs and a free video consultation are enough for a clear plan and an honest answer on suitability.
Beard Transplant Surgery in Salisbury with My Hair UK
For Salisbury patients the process is built to be simple: a free consultation with the surgeon who would carry out your procedure, by video from home or in-person at the clinic, then a plan and fixed price agreed in writing, and the surgery itself completed in a single day under local anaesthetic. Nothing is committed until you have seen exactly what your beard needs and what it costs.
The procedure is FUE applied to the face: individual follicular units are moved from the permanent donor area at the back and sides of your scalp into the cheeks, jawline, moustache or chin. The transplanted hair behaves like beard hair from then on, and it lasts, because donor hair keeps its permanence wherever it is placed. Our beard restoration guide covers the surgery itself in more depth.
The typical case is not a full beard from nothing. It is patchy cheeks, thin sideburns, a moustache that does not join the chin, or gaps that make a beard look untidy at every length. Genetic patchiness does not fill in on its own, and our guide to fixing a patchy beard explains why the non-surgical options rarely close the gap.
Beard Transplant Cost in Salisbury
A beard transplant costs £2,899 for Salisbury patients. That is a single fixed price whatever the number of grafts, agreed before surgery, and it does not move on the day. It covers the surgeon's time, the anaesthetic, all clinic fees, aftercare products and your follow-up reviews. There is nothing to add and nothing to negotiate.
Most UK clinics price beard work per graft, which means the bill depends on a number you cannot check yourself. A fixed fee removes that conversation entirely: whether your plan needs 600 grafts around the chin or 2,500 for full construction, the price is the same £2,899. The full breakdown is on our beard transplant cost page.
How Much Does a Beard Transplant Cost in Salisbury?
The table below shows the typical graft counts for each beard area, and the price Salisbury patients pay in every case:
| 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
The procedure runs in a single day under local anaesthetic. You are awake throughout, and most patients find the numbing injections the only uncomfortable part. Grafts are extracted individually from the donor area of the scalp, then placed one at a time at the flat angle beard hair naturally grows, following a design agreed with you before surgery starts.
The design stage matters more in beard work than anywhere else, because every line is on show. Before anything is placed, the surgeon draws the cheek line, jawline, neckline and moustache join directly onto your face and agrees it with you. Single-hair grafts go along the outlines, where the eye is most sensitive, so the edges look grown rather than drawn. You go home the same day.
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 |
Recovery, and When You Can Shave
Most Salisbury patients plan around a fortnight of visible healing: small scabs at each graft site that clear inside two weeks, then fading redness. Rather than describe that in the abstract, the photographs in this section show a real patient the day after surgery and again at two weeks, once the scabs have healed and dropped away. The transplanted hairs shed between weeks two and eight, which is an expected part of the cycle rather than a problem, and regrowth starts at around three months. Final density arrives between nine and twelve months.
You cannot shave the treated area for the first two weeks. Trimming is fine after that, and normal shaving usually resumes at about a month. Aftercare is included, with monthly check-ins to make sure your growth is on track, free 6 and 12 month follow-up consultations with your surgeon (video or in-person), and the clinic on hand if anything needs a closer look.
Beard Transplant After 1 day
Beard Transplant After 2 weeks
Getting to the Clinics From Salisbury
Salisbury to London Waterloo is around 1 hour 30 minutes on South Western Railway’s West of England line, and Waterloo sits on the Bakerloo line, so the Harrow clinic is one train and one Underground ride from the cathedral city. The Manchester clinic holds the same CQC registration for Salisbury patients, reached by changing at Basingstoke for CrossCountry. Salisbury is the largest city in the South West with no motorway, so every drive starts on an A road.
Whether home is Laverstock, Milford, Stratford-sub-Castle or Paul’s Dene, in the planned city that was legally New Sarum until 2009, fresh from the King’s House at The Salisbury Museum in the Close, a play at Salisbury Playhouse or a flat-racing afternoon at Salisbury Racecourse at Netherhampton, book a free consultation with our trichology team, in person or by video call, and receive a tailored beard plan for Salisbury patients with the fixed £2,899 price confirmed in writing.
From Salisbury to My Hair UK London (Harrow) Clinic
By Train
South Western Railway runs direct from Salisbury to London Waterloo hourly, around 1 hour 30 minutes via Andover, Basingstoke and Woking, from Sir William Tite’s listed station west of Fisherton Street; trains crawl through the sharp curve at the east end, the site of the 1906 boat-train crash. At Waterloo the Bakerloo line runs north to Kenton in about 40 minutes, and the Harrow clinic is a short walk from the station, the last leg from Salisbury.
By Car
Driving from Salisbury takes around 2 hours 15 minutes. The A30 to Stockbridge or the A338 to the A303, east to Popham, where the A303 becomes the M3 at Junction 8, the M3 to the M25 at Junction 12, then clockwise past Staines to Junction 16 for the A40 and the A409 into Harrow, the end of the drive from Salisbury.
From Salisbury to My Hair UK Manchester Clinic
By Train
For Manchester, take South Western Railway the 35 minutes to Basingstoke and change onto CrossCountry’s Bournemouth to Manchester service, which runs through Reading, Oxford and Birmingham New Street to Manchester Piccadilly, around 4 hours 30 minutes in all. At Piccadilly, either walk the mile through the centre to the top of Deansgate, fifteen to twenty minutes, or hop on a tram to Victoria, which is five minutes from the clinic, and that is the whole journey from Salisbury done.
By Car
By car from Salisbury allow around 4 hours 15 minutes. The A36 north-west through Warminster to Bath and the A46 to the M4 at Tormarton, west to the Almondsbury interchange for the M5, north to Ray Hall where it ends on the M6, then the M6 past Stafford to Junction 20A for the M56, east to the M60 at Junction 4 and round to the Eccles interchange for the M602 into Salford and Regent Road for Deansgate.
Local GPs
A word with your GP in Salisbury before elective surgery is sensible, since some conditions and medications affect graft survival and the surgeon will ask about them at consultation. Three NHS practices in and around Salisbury:
Harcourt Medical Centre (Crane Bridge Road, city centre)
Address: Crane Bridge Road, Salisbury SP2 7TD
The Orchard Partnership (Old Orchard Surgery, Wilton)
Address: South Street, Wilton, Salisbury SP2 0JU
Whiteparish Surgery (Whiteparish)
Address: Common Road, Whiteparish, Salisbury SP5 2SU
Who Performs the Surgery
Beard work at each clinic is led by its specialist surgeon: for most Salisbury patients that is Dr Mir at the London (Harrow) clinic, with Dr Munir leading beard transplants at the Manchester clinic. Both are GMC-registered, and you can check either directly on the register: Dr Mir, GMC 7567898 and Dr Munir, GMC 6122581. The surgeon you speak to at consultation is the surgeon who performs your procedure, and the wider team is introduced 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. How much does a beard transplant cost in Salisbury?
£2,899 for Salisbury patients, as a single fixed price whatever the number of grafts, up to the 3,500 that can safely be placed in one day. The price is agreed before surgery and nothing is added on the day.
2. Where would I go for my surgery from Salisbury?
Surgery takes place at CQC-registered partner clinics in central Manchester and Harrow, north-west London, and for most Salisbury patients London (Harrow) is the practical choice. It is a single day of surgery, so it is one travel day, and your consultation happens first, by video from home or in-person at the clinic if you prefer.
3. What hair is used for a beard transplant?
Your own scalp hair, taken from the permanent donor area at the back and sides of the head. It matches beard hair closely in texture, and it keeps its permanence once moved to the face.
4. How long does a beard transplant take to heal?
Scabbing clears in around two weeks, leaving slight redness that fades. The transplanted hairs shed between weeks two and eight, regrowth begins at around three months, and the final result settles between nine and twelve months.
5. How many visits does a beard transplant involve?
One surgical visit is all it needs. The consultation beforehand can be by video, the surgery is completed in a single day, and follow-up runs as monthly check-ins plus free 6 and 12 month consultations with your surgeon, by video or in-person as you prefer.
6. How do I know if my patchy beard is alopecia barbae?
The pattern is the clue: alopecia barbae typically shows as smooth, round patches that appeared relatively suddenly, while genetic patchiness has usually been there since your beard first came in. The surgical team screens for this at the photo assessment stage.
7. What does the price include?
Everything attached to the procedure: the surgeon and surgical team, local anaesthetic, clinic facilities, aftercare products and your follow-up reviews. There are no extras added on the day.
Beard Transplants Near Salisbury
We arrange beard transplants across the region: see beard transplants for Southampton patients, beard transplants for Winchester patients, beard transplants for Bournemouth patients, beard transplants for Poole patients, beard transplants for Dorset patients and beard transplants for Bath patients.
Considering scalp work as well? Our guide to hair transplant costs for Salisbury patients covers prices, graft numbers and travel in the same detail.
If you want a proper answer on your own beard, book a free consultation. It is usually a short video call from home in Salisbury with the surgeon, based on a few photographs (an in-person consultation at the clinic is also available), and you come away knowing whether a transplant is worth it in your case, what it would involve, and the exact fixed price. Nothing is booked unless you choose to go ahead.