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Duration of service: 2 – 3 hours

Scalp Male Hair Loss

Scalp micropigmentation involves applying different shades of pigmentation (with a needle device, like a tattoo) to the scalp, usually in multiple sessions. The timeline for treatment is usually around 3-4 hours for the first session, 2-3 hours for the second session, and (if needed), 1-2.5 hours for the third session. It all depends on the amount of work needed.

 The technician will typically apply lighter shades in the first session, followed by darker shades in subsequent sessions. A tiny wound forms and scabs over with each dot of pigment applied. When the scab falls away it will inevitably take some of the pigment with it. This fading makes it necessary to have multiple sessions in order to achieve the right shade. 

Scalp micropigmentation can be used not only as a cosmetic treatment for balding and surgery-related hair loss, but also for scar camouflage. And it can help cover up blemishes and birthmarks. Scalp micropigmentation is permanent, but you may need periodic touchups. Scalp micropigmentation is not hair restoration, like a transplant. Men who are comfortable wearing their hair shaved are good candidates for scalp micropigmentation. The procedure involves applying dots of pigment to the scalp to replicate the look of shaven hair follicles

Scalp Female Hairloss

Scalp Micropigmentation for Women: Female pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia) causes slow thinning of the hair all over the scalp, although the thinning may be especially noticeable where the woman’s hair parts. 

Women don’t usually experience a receding hairline, and it’s very rare for women to go completely bald. Scalp micropigmentation is used differently for women than for men. For female patients, the technician parts the hair, section by section, and uses pigments to shade exposed areas of the scalp. This shading helps conceal hair loss and creates the appearance of thicker hair.