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Hair Loss Treatment For Men With SMP

  Hair loss in men is more common than in women. Hair loss in men can be of different types. You may experience general hair loss or severe hair loss problems like alopecia. Some other causes of hair loss in men are aging, genetic hair loss problems, and low testosterone levels. It can also affect your self esteem and many find it daunting to take a hair loss treatment   as well.   Don’t worry if you are suffering from some kind of hair loss issue and approaching baldness. There is a cure for baldness .  It is called  scalp micro pigmentation (SMP) ,  a revolutionary treatment that can change your life and bring back the lost confidence.   What is SMP? Scalp Micropigmentation   helps to treat different forms of hair loss. It creates the illusion of fuller hair. SMP is a hair loss technique that uses a specially formulated mineral pigment to replicate the appearance of the hair follicles on the scalp. The treatment is performed using the electronic...

Everything You Need To Know About Scalp Micropigmentation

  You may be familiar with the microblading and full brows treatment but there is something similar that can work better for your scalp. This process is called SMP treatment or scalp micro pigmentation   treatment which is like creating an illusion that your scalp is full of hair.  It is art! According to a makeup artist and SMP practitioner   in Los Angeles, named Michal Cohen, “Both the treatments are under the micro-pigmentation category but these are two different methods for implanting the pigment.” In microblading, a manual blade is used but for micro-pigmentation, an electric tattoo device is used. This process requires more power to penetrate the skin on the scalp because the skin on the scalp is thicker than the skin under the eyebrows. In microblading, the eyebrows hairlike lines are created, but in the  SMP hair loss treatment ,  the goal is not to do so. In this treatment, tiny layered dots in various hues of black are used to replicate the look...