SCALP MICROPIGMENTATION

WHAT IS SCALP MICROPIGMENTATION

Scalp micropigmentation is a non invasive, cosmetic tattoo procedure where a micro needle is used along with an electric tool to implant pigment into the scalp creating the illusion of hair follicles. Unlike body tattoos the pigment isn’t implanted as deep into the skin. The pigment is placed in the dermis (second layer of skin), just under the epidermis (first layer of skin.

If you’re dealing with baldness, thinning hair, or alopecia, SMP can help you. Hair loss can have an impact on any age group, but gets more severe over time. Hair micropigmentation offers a great alternative to other options such as medication, hair transplants, hair replacement systems, creams, shampoos, the list is endless. Scalp micropigmentation can offer a long-term hair loss, that is affordable, reliable and offers no long-term maintenance. You can notice the results instantly.

We use the best equipment to ensure quality, personalized results every time. Developed from the ground up by FYT, these needle cartridges are changing the game and have been adopted by leading artists worldwide.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Got any questions about whether microblading is for you? Here are some of our frequently asked questions to help you out…

Is Scalp micropigmentation permanent?

Scalp micropigmentation is classed as a permanent cosmetic treatment. Although the results are permanent they will fade over the years for many reasons. As long as aftercare is followed correctly there should be no reason for premature fading.

How many treatments should I expect?

Most clients can expect between 2-4 sessions to complete their treatment depending on the extent of hair loss or scarring. These treatments are usually spaced about 10-20 days apart.

Is the procedure painful?

Most people who have had scalp micropigmentation report minimal pain. Hair tattoos are less painful than body tattoos. And unlike some other hair loss procedures, patients won’t feel pain after scalp micropigmentation. Some soreness is to be expected, but the pain of this procedure is very little.