How Can Scalp Micropigmentation Help Me?
Hair loss is difficult for anyone, but for women is can be highly distressing. Women usually experience hair loss due to most alopecia or female pattern hair loss; they do not experience complete hair loss but rather diffuse thinning caused by hormonal changes to the body, such as pregnancy or menopause. The pigment can be implanted between the thinning hairs, reducing the contrast between the hair and the scalp and giving the hair a fuller and thicker appearance. Female hair loss is measured using The Ludwig Scale. This measures the extent of female hair loss on a scale of I to III.
FAQ For SMP
SMP differs significantly from traditional tattooing in both technique and pigments used. While traditional tattoos involve inserting ink into the deeper layers of the skin, SMP employs micro-needles to deposit pigments at a shallower depth. This precise placement results in a more natural look, as the pigments simulate hair follicles without creating a heavily saturated appearance.
Additionally, SMP pigments are designed to be semi-permanent and fade gradually, which is crucial for maintaining the natural appearance of the scalp. Traditional tattoo ink tends to fade into unnatural colors over time, which is not desirable in the context of SMP.
