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FAQ

At our clinic, we understand that undergoing any cosmetic procedure is a significant decision, and you likely have many questions about Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP). To help you make an informed choice, we've compiled answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the process, benefits, and aftercare of SMP.

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Whether you’re considering SMP for hair loss, thinning hair, or scar camouflage, we are here to provide you with detailed information and guidance. If you have any further questions or would like to schedule a consultation, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

  • What is Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP)?
    SMP is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure that uses micro-needles to deposit pigment into the scalp, creating the appearance of hair follicles. It gives the illusion of a fuller head of hair or a closely shaved scalp, helping those with hair loss or thinning hair.
  • Who is a good candidate for SMP?
    SMP is suitable for men and women who experience: Male or female pattern baldness Thinning hair Alopecia Scars from hair transplants or other surgeries Those wanting a buzz-cut look
  • How long does the SMP procedure take?
    A typical SMP treatment requires 2-4 sessions, each lasting 2-4 hours, depending on the extent of coverage needed. Sessions are usually spaced about a week apart to allow the scalp to heal.
  • How long does SMP last?
    SMP is considered semi-permanent. The results can last 4-6 years before a touch-up may be needed. Factors such as skin type, sun exposure, and aftercare can affect longevity.
  • Is SMP a painful procedure?
    Most clients report mild discomfort, comparable to getting a tattoo. We use topical numbing agents to minimize pain during the procedure.
  • How long does SMP last?
    SMP is considered semi-permanent. The results can last 4-6 years before a touch-up may be needed. Factors such as skin type, sun exposure, and aftercare can affect longevity.
  • Will SMP change colour over time?
    No. We use specialized pigments that are designed to retain their color and not fade into unnatural tones. However, slight fading may occur over several years, which can be addressed with touch-ups.
  • Can SMP be removed?
    Yes, SMP can be lightened or removed using laser treatments, though this process can be time-consuming. It's important to have a consultation before deciding to undergo removal.
  • What is the recovery time after SMP?
    There is little to no downtime after the procedure. Some redness or mild swelling may occur, but most clients can return to normal activities within 1-2 days. Full healing takes around 7 days.
  • How do I care for my scalp after SMP?
    For the first 4-5 days post-procedure, avoid washing the scalp, excessive sweating, and direct sunlight. After healing, use sunscreen on the treated area and avoid abrasive skincare products.
  • Will people be able to tell that I had SMP done?
    SMP is designed to look natural and undetectable. The procedure mimics real hair follicles and is customized to match your natural hair color and density.
  • How much does SMP cost?
    The cost of SMP depends on the extent of the treatment area and the number of sessions required. Prices typically range from $500 to $4,000. We offer consultations to provide personalized quotes.
  • Are there any side effects of SMP?
    SMP is generally safe, but some clients may experience temporary redness, mild swelling, or itching after the procedure. Serious side effects are rare when performed by a trained professional.
  • Is there an age limit for SMP?
    There is no strict age limit. Clients as young as 18 and well into their senior years have successfully undergone SMP treatments. It's important to be in good health for optimal results.
  • How do I schedule a consultation?
    You can schedule a consultation by contacting our clinic through phone, email, or the booking form on our website. We offer in-person and virtual consultations.
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