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WHAT IS SCALP MICROPIGMENTATION?
Many people experience hair loss as they age, which can be embarrassing. Hair loss, thinning hair, and pattern baldness are common problems that can strike at any time. This can be a significant cause of concern and anxiety for many people. But there is still hope. A promising tattooing technique called Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) may provide you with all your desired results without causing lasting damage or regret.
Scalp Micropigmentation is a stippled tattooing method that involves implanting minute, metabolically inert pigment grains beneath the epidermis. Stippling is a technique for drawing or etching dots onto a surface. An SMP artist creates the short hair appearance of a perfectly shaved scalp with creative strokes. Like a permanent concealer, SMP hides the scalp and hair follicles with simulated hair growth.
SMP is an ancient Asian beautification practice that has gained popularity worldwide. Tattoos have been discovered on Egyptian mummies as evidence of deity worship. Roman gladiators were also known to wear tattoos for identification. Tattooing was widespread among royalty in the early part of the twentieth century. The first studies documenting the medicinal uses of tattooing in dermatology came in the mid-1800s.
Is Scalp Micropigmentation the same as a Tattoo?
“Micropigmentation” refers to the aesthetic application of tattooing for medical purposes. Because the scalp skin differs from the rest of the body, the process involved in SMP is not as straightforward as body tattooing. Scalp Micropigmentation is a complex technique for putting microdots smaller than 1 mm in size using one- or three-pronged needles to create the illusion of hair by reducing the contrast between hair and skin. Because this is a technical procedure, it cannot be performed by a tattoo artist. Only a professional practitioner, such as a competent SMP artist, can apply this technique.
SMP is a process that uses either manually or electrically operated needles. Only the pigment particles will be driven below the skin’s surface when the needles are put into the scalp skin. The fibroblasts and dermal macrophages will subsequently store the particles. Your scalp’s color will change due to this procedure, creating what seems to be a pattern or design.
What are other uses for Scalp Micropigmentation?
SMP can be used to improve hair transplants, repair hair transplants, and hide linear scars. In rare situations, it can be an alternative to hair transplant surgery. It is a fantastic way to blend scars, hypogonadism, or partial alopecia or fill thinning areas into your natural hair since it is used to create the appearance of thicker or denser hair.
SMP is not only practical but also long-lasting. The results will last for years, and the procedure can be repeated if needed. You will love the natural and realistic results – no one will ever know that you have had a treatment done.
Scalp Micropigmentation is bio-absorbable by the immune system through Phagocytosis. If a patient decides to use other treatment techniques for any reason, the Scalp Micropigmentation performed earlier does not create any constraints or deterrents for more treatments. The pigment fades away but does not change color.Â
If you are considering SMP, it is essential to understand that this is not a cure for hair loss. Scalp Micropigmentation restores a natural, more youthful look. It also has positive psychological effects, such as a boost in confidence. It is a popular choice for both men and women looking for an alternative to medication or surgery.
The best way to know if you are a good candidate for SMP or any kind of hair enhancement is to set up a consultation. Discuss SMP and other treatments with expert hair restoration practitioners at Ziering Medical. We offer a free consultation so that you can learn more about SMP and find out if it is the best hair loss solution for you.Â
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