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Scalp micropigmentation performed by an inexperienced scalp artist can go wrong and create fake results. Many clients may come to you for a corrective SMP. But can SMP be corrected? Well, enter complexion correction. This technique specifically targets existing SMP that might appear unnatural due to color mismatch, scar tissue, or poor initial application. SMP technicians use pigments specifically designed to blend with existing pigment or neutralize unwanted hues. They can use this technique to camouflage scar tissue left behind from previous hair transplant procedures or injuries. Softening Techniques If someone has an unnatural-looking hairline created by SMP, complexion correction...

Hair transplant surgery can be a life-changing experience for individuals battling hair loss. However, even the most skilled surgeons leave behind scars, sometimes casting a shadow on the joy of restored hair. Thankfully, scalp micropigmentation emerges as a game-changer, offering a highly effective solution to camouflage these unwanted reminders. Understanding the Scars Hair transplant procedures typically leave two types of scars: FUT Scars: These linear scars, also known as strip scars, result from extracting a strip of scalp with healthy hair follicles from the back or sides of the head. Depending on the extracted area's size, the scar can range...

SMP can be a perfect solution for hiding hair transplant scars. Different types of transplants can leave scars, but luckily, scalp micropigmentation has a solution. FUE & FUT Scar Scarring is natural when someone undergoes a surgical procedure. This is true of hair transplants. In Some cases, scarring is more obvious and affects one’s self-esteem and personality. SNP Scar Since this procedure involves extracting a strip of skin or a large section of hair follicles on the scalp, it is known as a strip method. During the procedure, a surgeon makes a horizontal incision on the back and side of...

Comparing Male and Female Hairlines There are differences between female and male hairlines. Let’s explore both and see if scalp micropigmentation can work. Male Hairline Certain distinctive characteristics of a male hairline that draw a distinction from a female hairline include a dominant widow’s peak. Male hairlines start with a dominant widow's peak, resulting in an M-shaped middle hairline. This is a characteristic of the male population. With age, the hairline recedes further, especially if the person is suffering from androgenetic alopecia. When follicles shrink, it results in thin hair. Eventually, this results in hair loss, resulting in a changed...

Scalp micropigmentation has recently emerged as a revolutionary hair restoration solution, especially for those with a receding hairline, pattern baldness, or thinning hair. It is emerging as a solution to address various hair-related concerns for both men and women. Women suffering from thinning hair can trust scalp micropigmentation to create the impression of fuller locks and enhance their confidence. No doubt, SMP is a tool to redefine their hair aesthetics. Thinning Hair and Hairline Definition Women turn to scalp micropigmentation to combat the effects of hair thinning, irregular hair pattern, and receding hairline. SMP is an innovative yet affordable solution...