Scalp Micropigmentation Treatments: Process and Benefits

Scalp micropigmentation treatments involve the use of specialized inks to create the appearance of a fuller hairline or scalp coverage.
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Scalp Micropigmentation Treatments FAQ


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What is 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 pigments are cosmetic-grade, permanent inks.

Does scalp micropigmentation treat hair loss?

Scalp micropigmentation is technically a semi-permanent makeup procedure. It does not treat hair loss, instead creates the illusion of hair on your scalp. Scalp micropigmentation can add density and volume to existing hair, restructure a hairline, or minimize the appearance of bald spots.

Who can benefit from scalp micropigmentation?

Almost anyone of any age bothered by patchy areas of thinning hair, hair loss or a receding hairline can likely benefit from scalp micropigmentation. But, as Dr. Kinler says, candidate selection is key as with most treatment protocols.

Can scalp micropigmentation cover bald spots without surgery?

Scalp micropigmentation, also known as a hair tattoo, can cover bald spots or thinning hair without surgery. Providers use thin needles to deposit tiny dots of pigment (color) on the scalp. This treatment can cover bald spots or create a shaved head look.

How much does scalp micropigmentation cost?

Scalp micropigmentation cost is dependent on the hair loss. The procedure starts at £1,500, subject to a thorough assessment and the number of sessions required. Contact us today to arrange a consultation Will micropigmentation work for thinning hair? Scalp micropigmentation can be used to significantly improve the appearance of thinning hair.

Does scalp micropigmentation damage hair follicles?

Scalp micropigmentation does little to no harm to your existing hair. The procedure is similar to tattooing and the pigments themselves present no side effects to hair follicles. You can expect hair regrowth to be as normal as possible when you undergo scalp micropigmentation at Crown Clinic. It is best to treat your scalp like an open wound.

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