It is not funny when we start losing hair. For the vast majority of affected men and women, the moment they realise their hair is thinning is the beginning of the depression and takes away the sense of self-worth. There is a way to overcome the problem, and it is called scalp micropigmentation. If you are wondering if you are an ideal candidate for a scalp micropigmentation treatment, you have landed in the right place. In this article, we are going to provide you with some insights.
How does scalp micropigmentation work?
When it comes to hair loss remedies, scalp micropigmentation is a quickly gaining popularity game changer. This non-surgical hair loss treatment can beautifully change the appearance of many scalps in need.
The procedure of scalp micropigmentation effectively restores the presence of hair follicles by gentle injection of a natural pigment into the dermis of the scalp. The idea is to bring back the look of a fuller head of hair by filling in spaces where thinning has started. SMP is often referred to as hair follicle tattoos because of the appearance of tiny hair follicles as the final effect.
The scalp micropigmentation treatment takes usually two to three sessions, and the results remain for approximately a period of 3 to 6 years. To find out more about the longevity of scalp micropigmentation treatment, please click here.
This innovative treatment can be used on its own to fill in between thinning hair, cover balding patches or in conjunction with a hair transplant surgery. To find out more, please click here.
Who may be a perfect candidate for scalp micropigmentation?
- Men and Women suffering from Alopecia
Alopecia is defined as a loss of hair from the head or body. It can start at any age and range in severity. There are a few different types of alopecia that men and women may suffer from. They have various symptoms and causes. According to Alopecia UK, there are nine main forms of alopecia. Alopecia is the most common reason men and women seek the help of hair loss specialists. Generally, in most hair loss cases caused by alopecia, hair falls out in patches and escalates over time. The most brutal type of alopecia, called Alopecia Totalis involves the loss of all scalp hair. If you suffer from one of the alopecia types and are looking for an effective way to mask your hair loss, you may be an adequate scalp micropigmentation candidate. This treatment can help to fill in hair loss patches as they start and can continue as you need it. SMP procedure can be performed on both – completely bald heads and can even be used to help to camouflage thinning hair. - Men and Women with scars on scalp want to conceal
If you are finding yourselves looking for a way to mask the effects of a head injury or a failed hair transplant, you might be a suitable scalp micropigmentation candidate. The process of the scalp micropigmentation can help camouflage scars by making these look like hair follicles growing around and over the mark. SMP is a successful solution for masking or reducing the appearance of unsightly scars. It helps to better hide the scars and blend in with the surrounding hair as the colour will match the colour of your hair follicles. Did you know that the basic scalp micropigmentation process was originally invented to cover up for scars? - Men and Women wishing for a fuller hairline
A premature front or side receding hairline can make you look and feel older. If you do not think that is something you are going to be able to correct, then here is what you need to know. If you want your diminishing hairline to be amended, you might be a perfect scalp micropigmentation candidate. SMP treatment will create the look of hair follicles growing in the places where hair loss is occurring. The end effect of the scalp micropigmentation procedure will instantly make you look and feel younger and will be immediately visible.
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Are you ready to implement a successful hair loss solution for your scalp? If you live in Bristol and surrounding areas, or you are happy to travel, schedule a consultation with a leading scalp micropigmentation specialist in Bristol at Fliger Scalp Micropigmentation. Let’s have a chat and discuss your specific circumstances to determine whether or not you’re a good scalp micropigmentation candidate.
