SMP - HFS - Hair Follicle Simulation
Scalp Micropigmentation
Hair loss makes one of the most difficult problems that some people must face. The problem of excessive hair loss affects individuals of all ages, both women and men, although the latter ones are more prone to that problem.
Factors causing that problem include some diseases, a low-nutrient diet, stress, as well as genetic predispositions. All those people face the challenge of finding an effective and natural-looking way to cover the problem.
What makes one of the methods to camouflage up the baldness process is scalp micropigmentation. The method helps women and men who struggle with the problem of hair loss. Micropigmentation is a safe, non-surgical, procedure to cover the problem of baldness and hide scars. In it, special bioabsorbable pigments are introduced shallowly under the skin, which creates an imitation of a short haircut. Micropigmentation also helps to cover effectively birthmarks, burns, or scars after a hair transplant.
Micropigmentation is an alternative for people who have already tried to hide some hair loss on their heads, not obtained satisfactory results and, at the same time, do not want a hair transplant.
Scalp Micropigmentation: Who For?
The treatment is recommended in the case of a total hair loss, hair thinning, spot baldness, and to camouflage scars on the head. It is mainly used by men, particularly those who like short haircuts. Women may also take advantage of that method: For them, special pigments are selected to achieve the most natural effect of hair thickening.
Micropigmentation is dedicated to people suffering from total, plaque, androgenetic, or scarring types of baldness. It will also camouflage the problem in people with a telogen or anagen hair loss. Summing it up: the procedure can be used for any type of balding both in men and women.
It makes an ideal method for all the people struggling with the problem of hair loss - active professionals, sportspeople, etc.
Which areas can be covered by micropigmentation?
- bends,
- head top,
- the whole scalp.
What should I start with if I think about scalp micropigmentation?
What is the procedure?
Micropigmentation is covering the scalp with thousands of points that resemble natural hair bulbs. Those points are made of natural pigment in several shades that is introduced into the skin and creates the illusion of a short haircut.
Women and men should remember that they must wash their heads before the procedure. Men must also remember to cut their hair 0.3 mm short. Keeping that hair length after the procedure makes it possible to obtain a natural effect.
Factors that affect the durability of the procedure:
- age,
- epidermis regeneration time,
- skin type (thick, thin, greasy, dry),
- skin phototype,
- exposure to sunlight or sunbeds,
- taking medicines, steroid ointments, etc.
