Scalp Micropigmentation?
Scalp Micropigmentation was developed as both a cosmetic procedure, for men and women suffering with all types of hair loss, and as a medical procedure to help conceal scars, burns, birthmarks, as well as the full spectrum of alopecia strains. During an SMP procedure, a blend of unique pigments specifically formulated for the client are deposited into the dermal layer of the skin on the scalp. Using a highly sophisticated combination of angles, penetration depths, deposit sizes and pigment shades, these deposits create an extremely realistic illusion that replicates hair follicles. SMP is truly a viable alternative to traditional hair transplant surgery, hair systems, pills, potions and cover-ups. Around the world, may thousands of clients now live their lives free from hair loss without scarring, lengthy maintenance routines, unwelcome side effects or significant ongoing financial outlay
What can Scalp Micropigmentation Treat?
- Male Pattern Hair Loss
- Female Hair Loss
- Alopecia
- Thinning Hair
- Hair Transplant Scars
- Surgical Scars
- Damaged Scalps
(Weaves, Braids, Hair Systems) Who can benefit? Any individual whether they have thinning hair or total baldness. It is also beneficial to those who have had prior hair surgery and want to increase density and camouflage scarring. Depending on case, clients will need to maintain existing hair at short lengths.
It’s treatment time!
The 1st session is used to lay the foundation of replicated hair follicles. After the first session, you will notice an immediate difference and a full look appearing. The 2nd and 3rd sessions are used to add additional layers of density to create the appearance of full, short hair, and eliminate any sign of hair loss. We spend a lot of time blending into your existing hair for a seamless and natural look. We can make minor adjustments to the hairline in these sessions as well. After your final treatment, our practitioners will provide you with aftercare instructions and you won’t need to come back for around 4-6 years.
** Please make a Consultation prior to your first treatment.
