Scalp Micropigmentation

Scalp micropigmentation is a cosmetic treatment for thinning hair or hair loss. It's sometimes also called a hair tattoo. A provider uses thin, small needles to deposit tiny dots of pigment (color) on the scalp. These dots give the appearance of thicker hair.

- Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) is a procedure that is used to create the illusion of shaved hair, stubble, or greater density in hair-bearing areas that have lost hair or require augmentation.

- ⁠Men with receding hairlines reap the benefits of scalp micropigmentation because shaven hair follicles are replicated. But, anyone with thinning hair - men and women alike - will be able to diminish the stark contrast between the scalp and the remaining hairline.

- ⁠Scalp micropigmentation isn't a treatment for hair loss. It doesn't help you grow hair or change your natural hair-growth pattern. However, it won't cause additional hair loss or damage your existing hair follicles. As with any procedure, it's important to find a skilled provider.