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Anyone who has been experiencing severe hair loss and considering treatment options,  must have stumbled across a procedure called “Scalp Micropigmentation”.  In recent years, this come-of-age medicinal approach (also touted as hairline tattoo) has reportedly benefitted several thousand individuals, who are otherwise unsure of going under the blade for a hair transplantation.  So, what makes  Scalp Micro Pigmentation  so good ?  How is it performed ?  Does it hurt?  Is it really a hairline tattoo as many people believe it to be?  In this post, we will unravel answers to all such questions and everything else in between.  Knowing the basics right  Scalp micropigmentation, or simply SMP is one-of-a-kind non surgical treatment to remedy hair loss scenario. The process involves applying or creating several micro dots using a special pigment that resembles the color of a hair follicle.  The pigments are designed in a way that it clo...

  For anyone who has an issue with their scalp resulting in hair loss, due to a serious ailment, or genetic hair loss, scars or injuries can opt for scalp micropigmentation (SMP) or  hairline tattoo  (as some like to call it). Although both microblading and micropigmentation tend to look similar, there is a significant difference between them, as the latter uses a different implanting pigment approach. Contrary to what many would like to believe, the primary goal of SMP treatments is not to create or make way for original hairline. Instead, it uses tiny, layered dots covered in different hues to closely resemble a shadow on your scalp, which is referred to as pointillism. Doing so adds a natural depth and definition to the overall scalp. In time, one look at your scalp will give an onlooker the impression of a close head shave or a crew cut hairstyle.  SMP treatment involves a few stages namely primary conulation, subsequent planning, the first treatment ,a dn if req...