WHAT IS SCALP MICROPIGMENTATION?
WHAT IS SCALP MICROPIGMENTATION?
Scalp Micro Pigmentation is 100% effective for most hair loss concerns
Scalp Micropigmentation is a non-invasive treatment that uses detailed micro-needles to deposit pigment into the scalp. The result creates the appearance of tiny hair follicles that help thicken and restore the look of fuller hair. If you are starting to thin, recede, or if you are completely bald, we can give you the look of a short buzz cut or add density to the required area replicating a hair follicule. When administered by a trained specialist, the Scalp Micropigmentation treatment can restore receded hairlines, thicken remaining hair, camouflage transplant scarring, and create the look of close-cropped hair.
Scalp Micropigmentation is also very effective for those suffering from minor hair thinning. By replicating your own natural hair follicles and hair color, scalp micropigmentation can help by adding density to thinning areas, creating an undetectable illusion of thicker hair.
To create the appearance of hair, LAB SMP practitioners use the best cosmetic pigmentation and equipment to create your desired hairline, add density to thinning areas, and blend into your existing hair for a seamless look.
Scalp pigmentation requires little to no continued maintenance and carries no strict lifestyle or daily restrictions. We can simply add density or replicate the look of a shaven look.
LAB SMP allows you to fully customize your treatment, with input on hairline design, style preferences and will discuss with you in detail to the final look each patient wants to achieve. To create the most natural appearance possible, on average, patients receive two to three treatments spaced out 7-14 days between each session, followed by “touch ups” every 3-5 years, if needed.
Scalp Micropigmentation is sometimes referenced to as a Hair Tattoo, Head Tattoo, Scalp Tattoo, Micropigmentation, Scalp Pigmentation, Micro Scalp Pigmentation, Micropigmentation Scalp, Hair Pigmentation, and a abbrievation SMP.
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THE PROCESS
1. CONSULTATION
2. TREATMENT
