No, beard transplants are not reversible. Once the hair follicles are transplanted from the donor area to the beard area, they become a permanent part of the new location. This is because the hair follicles used in the transplant are typically taken from areas on the scalp that are genetically resistant to hair loss, and they will retain this characteristic when transplanted to the beard.
The transplanted hairs will grow in the beard area just like regular facial hair and will continue to grow throughout the person's life. They will require the same grooming and maintenance as the rest of the natural beard. The transplanted hairs will not fall out or be affected by conditions like male pattern baldness.
Because beard restoration are not reversible, it's essential for individuals to carefully consider the decision and consult with a skilled and experienced surgeon before proceeding with the procedure. The surgeon will assess the patient's suitability for the transplant and discuss the expected outcomes to ensure the patient's expectations are realistic and achievable.