Scalp hair of course is often different from facial hair, but I imagine this can be remedied using the usual cosmetic dyes and potions created for male facial hair. 

Modern hair transplants do not use ‘plug’ like before – they transplant individual hair cells and groups of a few cells depending on the location. I imagine if one has ample, curly, back hair, this can be a donor site too. I am not going to speculate about other sources of short, curly, hair.  

“A man’s past is not simply a dead history…it is still a quivering part of himself, bringing shudders and bitter flavours and the tinglings of a merited shame.”

Jess Franco’s fandom is small, but passionate. Finding out that there’s a real-world Dr. Orloff who does face surgeries is like finding out that there’s a real Dr. Frankenstein working on postmortem resuscitation or a real-world Rotwang working on robotics.

Dayhat’s comment above was what started me on that train of thought.

Being a woman old enough to have plucked her eyebrows to the point of killing the follicles (+ age-related sparseness), I once considered an eyebrow transplant and so investigated the procedure.  The transplanted hair is inclined to do what it is programmed to do — head hair grows long.  A man would go ahead and trim his mustache regularly.  The idea of having to continually trim back my eyebrows to maintain their shape was a little too weird for me.  A little pencilling is good enough.

Arthur, I can feel the mustache touching my brain.

Shame you can´t actually trade facial hair, I can´t even grow a decent pair of sideburns.

Most of the teenage women don’t have issues growing moustaches and you expect us to believe this?^