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Published 23:08 7 Apr 2017 BST

The operation involved the removal of 2,000 follicles from the nape of his neck, after which they were grafted onto his chin, cheeks and upper lip.
If the follicles take, doctors estimate that Kyle could have a full beard within 18 months.
Dr Kumari of the Hair Transplant Centre told the Mirror that Kyle designed his own hairline after becoming frustrated with his patchy beard growth: "He had a confidence problem. Obviously he's a telly guy and he wants to look his best," Dr Kumari said. "He wanted his beard to look more filled out – just for his self-esteem, he doesn't want to feel low about it." We don't know where to look. Images: Dr Jyotsna Kumari
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