Scalp Micropigmentation
For Women
How Can Scalp Micropigmentation Help?
Micropigmentation is a semi-permanent, non-surgical cosmetic procedure for women experiencing hair loss. Over the course of 2-3 sessions, pigment is applied to the dermal layer of the scalp in different hues of black. This creates the appearance of shadow around your natural hair and gives the appearance of a fuller, denser head of hair. SMP has become a go-to solution due to its non-invasive nature. SMP doesn’t go as deep into the skin as a tattoo would, but it still gives great definition to your hair. This aspect has made it a popular choice for women who are experiencing female pattern baldness.
SMP For Hair Density
Micropigmentation Benefits For Women
Increased Hair Density
Restore Receding Hairlines
Scar Camouflage
Boost In Self-Confidence
Does Scalp Micropigmentation Hurt?
A common concern about SMP treatments is if they hurt. Generally speaking, they don’t, as it is a non-surgical procedure. However, this would still depend on the client’s pain tolerance. Most procedures are completed with minimal pain or no pain. However, since needles are used, some level of discomfort may occur.
It’s also important to note that people who have psoriasis or other skin conditions should first consult their doctors before undergoing SMP. Flare-ups or breakouts can make it more difficult for the pigment to be applied and may even result in scarring. Those who are also prone to developing keloids might also want to avoid undergoing this treatment.
That being said, SMP treatments are certainly less painful than hair transplants. Scalp micropigmentation also requires little to no maintenance and has minimal recovery time. Depending on your goals and situation, you may need to undergo two to four treatments spaced between several weeks. After that, only touch-ups are needed for maintenance, which can be done every four to six years. Keep in mind that the skin undergoes natural exfoliation and touch-ups are needed when the pigment on your scalp begins to visibly fade.
What to Know Prior to an SMP Treatment
Who Is Suitable?
You may be a good candidate for an SMP treatment if you belong to one or more of the following categories:
- Men and women who want their hair to look more dense
- People with shaved heads who want to define hairless areas
- Those who suffer from alopecia, a condition wherein your immune system attacks hair follicles, thus leading to hair loss
- People who are ineligible for hair transplantation such as those with blood-related or blood-borne diseases, people under the age of 24, or those with serious health complications
- People with scarring on their head
So, if you’re experiencing thinning of your hair and living in Bellflower or any of the surrounding areas such as Long Beach, Santa Monica, Glendale, Orange County, Riverside, etc, then get in touch for a consultation.