Scalp micropigmentation doesn't grow hair or change your natural hair growth. It's not a hair loss treatment. It also won't cause hair loss or damage your existing hair follicles. Scalp micropigmentation is a way to make it look like you have fuller, thicker hair.
Not a permanent solution – top-ups and new procedures are required every few years, so it's an ongoing investment. While results fade, some pigment will stick around underneath your skin. It's worth considering whether scalp micropigmentation is a look you'll want when you're older.
Even though scalp micropigmentation (SMP) is a life-changing solution for hair loss, a small percentage of people experience scalp micropigmentation regrets. Most of the time, these regrets stem from just a few common mistakes that can be easily avoided.
The pigments may soften, leading to a more natural look that blends seamlessly with any existing hair. The key contours and hairline designs set during the initial treatment remain visible, preserving the overall aesthetic. This matured look of SMP after 5 years fits well with the natural aging of the scalp and hair.
Yes, hair can grow back over a head tattoo. However, the appearance of the tattoo may change as the hair grows in. The density and texture of the hair can affect how visible the tattoo is. If the tattoo is on a shaved or very short hair area, it may be more noticeable compared to areas with longer hair.
Scalp micropigmentation doesn't grow hair or change your natural hair growth. It's not a hair loss treatment. It also won't cause hair loss or damage your existing hair follicles. Scalp micropigmentation is a way to make it look like you have fuller, thicker hair.
Remember, SMP isn't a life sentence—you have options to fade or remove it completely.
Scalp micropigmentation can look either like hair that is denser or like shaved hair. But just as it would be odd to have only part of a head shaved, so too does SMP look odd when there is a mix of haired (long hair) and non-haired (closely shaved) areas on a scalp.
Over time, sun exposure and skin cell turnover can lead to slight fading of the SMP pigment. However, this is usually a slow process and can be managed with regular touch-up sessions. This ensures your SMP always looks fresh and natural, regardless of your age.
Vin Diesel is an American Actor best known for his roles as Dominic Toretto in the Fast and the Furious movies. He began experiencing hair loss when he was quite young. He embraced this look for many years and also received SMP to sharpen his look with a natural-appearing hairline.
Sometimes they just have patchy, uneven results, that are slightly too dark or light with unnatural or asymmetrical hairlines, but sometimes their head is way beyond repair with dots that are 5-10 times bigger than they should be and the colour is way too dark and blotchy, and they are now hiding under a hat because ...
Jamie Foxx
Jamie Foxx makes our list of celebs with SMP. Foxx, a household name in Hollywood, is widely recognized for his versatile acting skills. In his 40s, Foxx opted for scalp micropigmentation to enhance his looks and camouflage his receding hairline.
It's important to note that scalp conditions like active psoriasis or eczema may not be suitable for SMP treatment. Consulting with a qualified hair loss doctor or SMP technician can help determine if you're a good candidate for the procedure.
Any area of the scalp with hair loss can be shaded, from the crown to the hairline. MicroArt is perfect for men and women, all styles and types of hair. Colors are customized to match your hair color, so it is virtually blended with the existing hair to create a full, natural look.
Scalp Micropigmentation cost varies, because every scalp is unique with unique requirements. Typically, the price starts between $500 (pic 1) and $3000+ (pic 6).
Yes. The scalp may have a slight redness for 1-3 days post session. You can wear a clean and loose-fitting hat that should be removed every 30 minutes to allow the skin to breathe.
However, SMP is designed to maintain a remarkably natural appearance in both men and women, even after five years. Instead of a harsh contrast, the fading of high-quality pigments creates a subtle and realistic look, similar to natural hair. Some clients report liking the treatment even more after five years.
We offer transparent pricing based on the size of the treatment area: Small Area (e.g., hairline correction) – from $150 per session. Medium Area (e.g., partial scalp removal) – from $250 per session. Full SMP Removal (entire scalp) – from $350 per session.
So the first way is to go out in the sun. Now, the sun is the biggest fader of scalp micropigmentation. So logically if you were trying to get rid of it, it would be wise to spend a lot of time in the sun because it will fade more quickly over time.
SMP is considered to be very safe not just in the UK but globally, as long as it is performed by a professional. Going to an established SMP technician will ensure you won't be affected by any kind of skin infection or allergic reaction to pigment (the pigment used should be organic and non-toxic).
Although many people liken micropigmentation to tattooing, the two procedures are not the same. We'll discuss the primary differences below. Micropigmentation utilizes an entirely different needle apparatus than standard tattooing, and the procedure also requires different training and technique mastery.