Male beauty standards have changed significantly over the years, and there have been as many variations in facial hair trends over time as there have been in women’s hairstyles. Technological advancements in medical science have made facial hair transplants much faster, simpler, and more accessible to those who suffer from spotty or patchy loss of hair from their moustache and want to have a full grown and thick moustache. Hair loss may run in families or be brought on by burns, burn scars, or other accidents. The FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction Hair Transplant) method is the same one we employ when transplanting hair onto the scalp. The donor site, which is the back of the scalp, is where the grafts are removed. Following that, these removed grafts are implanted on the bald patches of the moustache. Nearly all of the patches can be covered because of the donor site’s plentiful supply of hair. Usually, moustache transplantation produces excellent outcomes. When treated with common sense and according to the clear instructions provided by the surgeon after the procedure, the transplanted hair will grow out naturally like other facial hair and can be cut or shaved.