Several infections on the face or skin can also affect hair growth. They cause severe damage to tissues responsible for hair growth. Infections like ringworm can lead to patchy skin, which affects hair growth. With treatment, infections can be healed, but hair sometimes does not grow back.  In this case, a facial hair transplant has to be done.

Other factors that affect hair growth include a lack of proteins in the body and stress, which can be a major factor responsible for bald patches on the face and scalp 

Moustaches, beard and eyebrow transplantation is done by FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction). This procedure extracts the hair from the donor area and places it in the facial region where it is needed. At once, only one follicular unit is transplanted. It is done under the supervision of a surgeon with years of experience and expertise. After a facial transplant, your natural hair tends to grow, which you can cut and wash anytime. After the transplantation, hair usually regrows after four to six weeks