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Does Micropigmentation Work on Scars?

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If you are seriously considering micropigmentation for scars, then you will be delighted to find that SMP works in scar concealment. SMP for scars is the simplest and most cost-effective treatment for scar camouflage. Anyone with hair transplant scars or injury scars on the scalp can find relief with scalp micropigmentation. The procedure can solve a big scar problem hassle free. How SMP for Scars Work? Usually scars heal on their own, though they may take a few weeks to a couple of months. However, it may vary from person to person, depending on your body and medical condition. For...

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What SMP Color Works Best on Dark Skin?

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SMP is touted to be an effective hair restoration procedure to cover bald patches and scars. As a non-surgical hair pigmentation process, scalp micropigmentation works on all skin colors, including dark. Now let’s see what pigment to choose for a dark tone. What Pigment Color is Best for Dark Skin? The process involves using tiny needles to inject pigment in hair follicles. The scalp artist makes delicate strokes so that the treatment looks natural. For clients with naturally thicker hair, SMP focuses on creating larger ink follicles. The reason is that thick and dense hair must be complemented with thicker...

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Using SMP for Scar Repair

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SMP is a hair restoration option. The procedure is non-surgical and works well for both men and women with advanced hair loss, thinning hair, scars, pattern baldness, and a receding hairline. People that have undergone a transplant previously might also need SMP for scar repair. Does SMP Work for Scars? When you undergo a FUT hair transplant, there is a likelihood of a linear scar. If you choose follicular unit extraction, there is a chance of visible white dots. Scars look bad and unsightly. Luckily, SMP works for scar repair and blends scars with surrounding hair to create a natural...

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SMP FAQs

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Is SMP a tattoo? No, scalp micropigmentation is different from a tattoo, although both procedures involve making pigmented dots on the skin. However, what sets both apart is the customized pigments, needles, SMP pen, SMP process, depth and detail, and technician training. SMP is a specialized procedures that requires training and skills to do the job of creating natural-looking follicles. Why am I losing hair? Hair loss does not stem from one reason. There are numerous reasons that cause hair loss. it could be due to genetics, hormonal imbalance, medical condition, ageing, dietary choices, medication therapy, environmental factors, stress, or...

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SMP for Women: Does SMP Damage your Follicles?

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The simple answer is no. The pigment is deposited between follicles, so there is no risk to them. Scalp micropigmentation aims to create depth and hair stubble. In doing so, the SMP needle does not interfere with follicles and penetrates about 2mm deep to implant the pigment. The best-quality SMP pigment does not affect future the follicle or future hair growth. That makes the procedure safe for women hair loss. How is SMP done? The procedure is primarily done in 2-3 sessions. The treatment is customizable and the SMP technician matches the color of your hair with the pigment. The...

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