If you’re suffering from hair loss, whether it’s due to pattern baldness, a receding hairline, or side effects from treatments or an illness – you might be looking for a way you can restore the look of a full head of hair. Scalp micropigmentation, also known as SMP or hair tattooing, can be the ideal solution providing you with thicker and fuller hair whilst restoring your confidence instantly.
We have put together this post, to discuss with you what scalp micropigmentation is and what the process entails so you have a clear understanding before booking your appointment. Scalp Aesthetics is a leading scalp micropigmentation clinic in Dublin, Ireland, providing solutions for hair loss problems. If you’d like to learn more, read on and for further information on our scalp micropigmentation procedures please visit our website.
Exploring Scalp Micropigmentation
Scalp micropigmentation is a treatment used to combat the signs of hair loss, and create natural-looking dots on the scalp that look like real hair follicles. During a scalp micropigmentation treatment, a skilled practitioner uses an electric tattoo device that has microneedles that carefully deposit pigment onto the affected areas on the scalp.
It provides you with very realistic results that are almost non distinguishable from real hair, and covers up any areas of hair loss on the scalp. It is an extremely safe treatment, with little to no risks and no down-time required.
Who is Suitable for Scalp Micropigmentation?
It is suitable for anyone, no matter your gender, age or hair issues. It is commonly used by those suffering from hair thinning, male or female pattern baldness, cancer, alopecia, hair loss due to medical treatments, scars from surgery. and those who are naturally balding. Scalp micropigmentation uses pigment that is carefully matched to your hair and skin colour, so it will look natural and realistic on your scalp.
Is Scalp Micropigmentation Permanent?
Scalp micropigmentation is known as a semi-permanent treatment, making it an ideal solution for those suffering from hair-loss issues. It is a very long-lasting treatment, and is known to last between 3 to 5 years. However after this time, it usually does slowly start to fade and lighten, which is where some people choose to have a touch-up to keep their scalp micropigmentation looking fresh and darker.
How Long Does Scalp Micropigmentation Take to Complete?
The length of time that your scalp micropigmentation session will take to complete depends on the extent of your hair loss, but for most people it tends to be between 2 to 4 hours. This will mainly vary depending on the size of the area being treated, with larger areas taking longer to complete. Scalp micropigmentation requires no surgery or anesthesia, so you don’t have to take any down-time after your session to recover and can get back to normal life almost immediately.
Solve your Hair Loss Issues at Scalp Aesthetics
Hopefully we’ve answered some of your questions around this treatment. To help solve your hair loss issues with scalp micropigmentation, then why not visit Scalp Aesthetics? We help clients in Ireland to transform the look of their hair, and boost their self-esteem and confidence to new levels with our sessions.
From our state-of-the-art clinic in Dublin, our team of leading practitioners work to help combat the hair issues they are experiencing. Whether you have male or female pattern baldness, a receding hairline, thinning hair, hair loss from alopecia or cancer, or need scars camouflaged then our team can help.
We provide fantastic natural-looking results, with no down-time required so you can get back to living your life. When you visit us for your session, your practitioner will ensure you feel completely comfortable and confident with the treatment before beginning and can answer any questions that you may have.
Book Your Appointment Today
To book a scalp micropigmentation appointment, we welcome you to get in touch with us today. You can fill out our online contact form, or you can also reach us by directly contacting us on WhatsApp, where a member of our team will be happy to help. We look forward to hearing from you.
