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The first question that comes to your mind when you think of SMP is: Is scalp micropigmentation painful? Some wonder if they can feel micropigmentation when the scalp artist is working on their scalps. Well, in simple words, everyone’s pain threshold is different. That means someone might feel slight pain when others might only experience a little discomfort. A little discomfort is natural but that does not mean the procedure is painful. Since it involves the insertion of micro needles into the scalp multiple times, the pain is often marginal. But this discomfort is nothing compared with the pain and...

If you are wondering whether scalp micropigmentation hurts, then rest assured that the pain is not as intense as any other hair restoration procedure. SMP is not as invasive as a surgery so the client may or may not experience pain, depending on their own pain level. Pain from SMP is primarily based on a few factors, including: Experience and skills of the scalp artist Equipment used, that is, size and type of needles Quality of products, that is, organic pigments or chemicals Exact problem of the client Pain level of the client Does SMP Hurt Scalp micropigmentation does not...

Does SMP cause pain? Let’s be frank. Scalp micropigmentation does not cause pain, though the pain threshold is always different for everyone. What you consider pain might be a slight discomfort for others. Everyone has a different way to manage painful symptoms. But here we are talking about the SMP-pain connection. Is there a relation? Well, the procedure might cause a little discomfort as the scalp artist inserts a needle into the scalp. Remember, your scalp will bear the brunt of this needle work multiple times. However, SMP uses microneedles, which are so tiny that you won’t even feel their...

Does SMP hurt and what can be done about it? Although it is a painless procedure, some clients might feel slight pain or discomfort. DermMicro Scalp Numb can numb the scalp and make the whole procedure a painless and enjoyable one for the client.

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