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Am I A Suitable Canidate For SMP?Do you have a receding hairline or male pattern baldness? Are you a female with thinning hair and would like to create the look of more density? Would you like to give the impression of natural hair coverage? Would you like to enhance the look of your hair transplant by adding further density? Do you wish to avoid costly and invasive transplant procedures or avoid wearing a wig? If you answered YES to any of these questions then SMP could be the correct solution for you! Book in your FREE consultation with us and we will guide you through the process.
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Is SMP like a tattoo?Scalp MicroPigmentation And Scalp Tattoo Are Not The Same Thing. In Fact, Besides The One Thing They Have In Common, They Are Actually Opposites. This is the only thing that is the same about SMP and tattoo: Both practices permanently embed pigment in the dermis (second layer of skin). Beyond that, nothing is the same between the two practices. Key Differences: Location, Color And Size Of Impressions SMP is all about precision and uniformity in delivering thousands of minute follicle-sized impressions to the scalp. Tattoo is body art achieved by carving non-minute graphics, often multi-colored and brilliant, into the deep skin layers anywhere on the body. Tattoo Is Art Meant To Draw Attention; SMP Should Be Undetectable Great tattoo artists create stunning artwork, which is good, because tattoo is all about drawing attention. In most cases, tattoo is “peacocking”. A tattoo calls attention, and makes a non-verbal statement—using any desired part of the human body as the canvas. Do you want your SMP procedure to call attention to the scalp? No! When you are looking for a subtle, natural-looking hair replacement option, this is a vital distinction. Tattoo literally has the OPPOSITE intention of SMP. SMP, done properly is not ADORNMENT. It is an UNDETECTABLE illusion meant to keep the eyes of observers looking right past it and on to the facial features.
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How long will the SMP process take?commonly 3–4 sessions. Depending on the amount of coverage needed, the first session will last anywhere between 2 and 4 hours. Depending on your specific needs, the follow-up sessions may take a comparable amount of time, but usually it is enough to finish your new look.
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How long does the SMP treatment last?Because to the lack of lubricants like glycerine and witch hazel, the pigments used by SMP are exceptionally stable once implanted into the skin. This means that for a period of 12 Months to 2 years, the therapy will typically not need to be repeated. The genetic makeup of each person's skin varies, so touch-ups that should only take a few hours to complete may be necessary after a few years.
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Will SMP match my existing hair?We combine pigments to obtain an almost identical match to your natural hair colour. To produce a flawless blend, we work just inside the boundary of your natural hair as part of the SMP process.
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Can you match my hair colour?A hair's colour can be seen when looked from the side, but after it has been shaved back and is seen from the end, it is a greyish tint that can range from black to the grey scale or light silver blonde. Your pigment is blended and applied in the proper way to imitate the right hue.
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Can SMP be used for Alopecia?By covering the balding regions, we can aid in hiding the signs of alopecia. As the skin is no different to any other area of the scalp the procedure is being used with great success.
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Is SMP painful?Most of our clients who have received this operation have informed us that they rapidly grow acclimated to the sensation. The treatment is typically relatively pleasant, however every client will feel it differently. Regular tattoo wearers claim that the mild discomfort is nothing in comparison. After the treatment is finished, there will be some redness, but it should go away within a few hours.
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Is the consultation free?Yes, we provide no-cost consultations to anyone interested in finding out how SMP can address their hair loss.
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