Alopecia is a condition with varied symptoms that differ between individuals. There are three main types of alopecia: patchy alopecia areata, where hair loss occurs in coin-sized patches; alopecia totalis, where all scalp hair is lost; and alopecia universalis, where hair loss occurs across the whole body. SMP deals with alopecia of the scalp.

Treatment options include steroid injections and topical applications of an irritant to distort the disease’s attack on the follicles. In some milder cases, no treatment is needed, and the hair will grow back. SMP is NOT a cure, but a great cost-effective aesthetic solution to alopecia symptoms.

SMP is a great way to minimize the appearance of scars by using a special pigment to mimic hair on the scalp. It’s also non-invasive and non-surgical and one of the most cost-effective methods available today.

Absolutely! Regardless of the type of scarring SMP is a procedure that can help. With professional-level blending, we can hide scalp scars and blend them in with the existing hair. SMP can effectively address large scarred areas in just a few hours; in most cases, the scars become completely invisible to the naked eye.

Scarring on the scalp can happen because of follicular unit extraction (FUE), follicular unit transplantation (FUT), as well as surgical or injury-related traumas. Regardless of the reasoning, Scalp Micropigmentation is a viable solution to help conceal those areas.