Who is Scalp Micropigmentation for?

Scalp micropigmentation, also known as SMP is a procedure that uses cosmetic tattooing to replicate the appearance of hair follicles on the scalp.

Scalp micropigmentation can be a really effective solution for hair loss and whilst the treatment can’t help with physical hair growth, it can help give the impression of hair follicles that are about to grow.

Scalp micropigmentation is suitable for anyone who is looking to create the appearance of new hair growth. It is great for:

Thinning hair and hair loss
Alopecia
Covering Scars
Hairline Repair

Scalp micropigmentation for thinning hair and hair loss

Thinning hair is common for both men and women and whilst there are a variety of reasons and causes as to why this may be occurring, many people feel self-conscious of the appearance of their hair or scalp. Scalp micropigmentation treatment can help with thin hair by filling in the gaps between strands of hair to give the appearance of a thicker and fuller head of hair.

Scalp micropigmentation for alopecia

Alopecia can cause temporary or permanent hair loss which can vary from small patches to complete hair loss. Scalp micropigmentation treatment can help to disguise areas of hair loss by covering the areas of hair loss with the illusion of hair follicles.

Scalp micropigmentation for scars

Scars on the scalp can cause issues with hair growth and they are often a lot more noticeable due to no hair growth in the area. Scalp micropigmentation is able to camouflage the scars to make them appear less noticeable. It is also suitable for reducing the appearance of any FUT Hair Transplant or FUE Hair Transplant scars that you are unhappy with.

We also offer FUE Hair Transplants for scar repair.

Scalp micropigmentation for hairline repair

If you are unhappy with the appearance of your hairline and tend to keep your hair shaven then scalp micropigmentation could be a great way to help with this. Scalp micropigmentation can be used to create the appearance of hair follicles within the hairline to either improve a receiving hairline or create a more defined hairline.