During a hair loss consultation, our hair loss specialists will assess the extent of your thinning hair and discuss potential treatment options. We'll take into account your medical history, family history, and any hormonal changes that may be influencing your hair loss. Based on this, we will tailor a solution that addresses your specific needs, whether it's SMP for a fuller-looking head of hair or scar camouflage to conceal any scars from previous hair restoration procedures. Our goal is to provide effective, clinically proven solutions that help restore your confidence and give you a natural, long-lasting look.

Absolutely! SMP is an excellent solution for a receding hairline. We can recreate the look of tiny hair follicles in the thinning areas to create the illusion of a fuller, more youthful hairline. The results are subtle, natural, and blend seamlessly with your existing hair. It's an effective way to restore the confidence that might have been lost with hairline regression.

We get it—no one loves the thought of needles near their scalp. But the good news is, SMP is minimally painful. Most clients describe the sensation as a slight tingling or scratching feeling, and we use numbing creams to ensure maximum comfort during the procedure. Your comfort is a priority, and we're here to make sure you have a smooth, stress-free experience.

There are various causes of hair loss, including androgenetic alopecia, female pattern baldness, traction alopecia, and even conditions like alopecia areata. Whether your hair loss is due to genetics, hormonal changes, stress, or another medical condition, Scalp Micropigmentation can help restore the appearance of fuller, healthier-looking hair.

One of the best things about SMP is how quickly you'll notice results. After just one session, you'll start to see an immediate boost in the appearance of fuller hair. With density treatments, you'll begin to notice thicker, healthier-looking hair within a few weeks as your existing hair starts to fill in.

Results from Scalp Micropigmentation are long-lasting, typically staying vibrant for several years. While it's a low-maintenance procedure, you may need a touch-up every 3-5 years to keep the color fresh and maintain that natural, full look.

Great question! Hair shedding is normal, especially during seasonal changes or stress. However, if you're noticing thinning hair, bald patches, or receding hairlines that don't grow back within a few months, it could be a sign of pattern hair loss or another type of actual hair loss. A hair loss consultation with us will help determine whether you're dealing with temporary hair shedding or a more long-term issue, and we'll discuss the best treatment options.