Scalp micropigmentation or SMP is one of the treatments offered these days that can be very valuable in helping people who have hair loss restore their appearance. It is a process of placing tiny dots of precisely placed pigment into the scalp to create the impression that hair follicles are present and more hair on the scalp.
SMP results are very natural-looking, natural-feeling, and minimally invasive. It’s an extremely low-maintenance solution to add volume and create coverage for scalp issues such as those who suffer from pattern baldness or alopecia. It can be used for countless purposes because it is versatile for men and women.
Who Can Scalp Micropigmentation Benefit?
Men
Pattern Hair Loss is the most common reason for hair loss in men. This type of hair loss can be measured using The Norwood Scale, as it also includes frontal thinning and eventual scalp hair loss up to 100% total. SMP microdots can restore the client’s original hairline shape and fool everyone into believing you have a full head of hair with a highly natural appearance.
Women
Women experience pattern hair loss differently from men. Instead of losing hair, women tend to endure diffuse thinning – the appearance that more is being lost than is actually occurring. This is measured using The Ludwig Scale, which rates the appearance of the thinning. Scalp micropigmentation can help reduce this patterning by providing visual contrast between the hair and the scalp. This helps women’s hair appear fuller and thicker.
Alopecia
Alopecia is a well-known autoimmune. Many different types of alopecia affect the scalp, including variants such as Areata, Totalis, Universalis, and others. Areata is where the hair loss appears in patches, and it can sometimes expand and lead to complete scalp hair loss or even a full-body hair loss condition known as Universalis. With Scalp-Hair-Micropigmentation, we can replicate the natural appearance of hair follicles and give you an entirely new look and make people think you have a full head of closely cropped hair.
Scalp Scarring
The most common scars on the scalp are caused by injury or surgery, and the most common surgeries to cause scarring are hair transplants. Scars can severely diminish self-esteem in a person, affecting them emotionally and making them feel ashamed of the way they look. Using SMP treatment, professionals can help alleviate this emotional distress by completely camouflaging any visible scars from hair transplants by implanting pigment in and around the scar to conceal the injured skin.
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