Scalp Micropigmentation for Women
Create the illusion of thicker, denser hair.
Perfect for Women
This is the perfect procedure for women who are thinning because we create an underlayer which gives the illusion of a full head of hair. The repetition of insertions to the dermal layer of skin is also known to bring back hair follicles and stimulate new growth.
About a quarter of our clients are women who are dealing with hair loss. This can include overall thinning or more aggressive forms such as alopecia areata. Female hair loss can be due to menopause, hereditary causes, or a condition known as telogen effluvium that usually follows a physical or emotional trauma, for example childbirth or a bereavement.
Perfect for female pattern baldness and alopecia.
Scalp micropigmentation is perfect for women who are thinning on the top and crown area of their head and for those with alopecia who want to avoid dealing with constant spot balding. Scalp micropigmentation can also conceal scarring from facelift surgeries or other trauma by blending the pigment evenly through the hair.
How does it work?
Learn Our ProcessThe application of scalp micropigmentation is usually quite painless. There may be a little discomfort in more sensitive regions like the temples, but most people report only very mild sensitivity during their procedure.
When implanting our inks, we match the hair perfectly, then go one shade darker, to give the shadow illusion to get the “full head of hair” look that is desired. We perform our procedure very softly through the frontal hairline and break up the impressions to give it a natural appearance. Going through the top and sides of thin hair, we go much more dense to reduce any contrast in shade between the color of the hair and the color of the scalp, to provide the maximum illusion of density.
This procedure usually requires 3-4 sessions to achieve the desired result. These procedures are completed within two weeks of each other, and the recovery time between each session can be as little as a few hours.