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SMP for Men
The most common reason people turn to scalp micropigmentation is due to complete hair loss. It usually begins with a receding hairline but over a matter of time it is likely lead to complete baldness. Scalp micropigmentation is the ultimate, guaranteed solution to giving you back a hairline and the illusion of a closely shaved head. SMP aids in providing you with a much more youthful appearance
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to shave my head for SMP?
Men who are thinning severely or balding are usually advised to buzz their hair down. Men and women with moderate thinning can keep their hair, because we add density that disguises the thinning areas.
How natural does SMP look?
Each tiny impression is made to resemble a hair follicle, so the result reads as real stubble or thicker hair. How it looks depends on how you heal, your skin type, lifestyle, sun exposure and pigment colour.
Is there any ongoing maintenance?
SMP is low-maintenance. Follow the aftercare, use SPF 50+ sunscreen on the scalp in the sun, and book a touch-up when it has softened, usually between 1 and 3 years later.
Can SMP help with scars as well as hair loss?
Yes. SMP camouflages hair transplant scars and scars from injury or surgery by blending natural pigment into the scar and the area around it.
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Cover Those Thinning Areas
Thinning does not have to mean losing all your hair. SMP places tiny pigment dots between the hairs you still have, so the scalp shows through less and the area looks thicker. Men and women with moderate thinning can keep their hair, and the effect is built gradually over 2 to 4 sessions so it stays natural.