WHAT TYPES OF SMP ARE AVAILABLE FOR WOMEN WITH HAIR LOSS?

Scalp Micro-Pigmentation (SMP) for women has the power to restore self-esteem by creating the illusion of hair in places where it is either lost or thinning. Every woman experiences hair loss at different levels and in different places, tailored treatments help to achieve desired outcomes.

Hair loss experts develop tailored treatment plans for SMP to meet the specific needs and preferences of each individual. There are several types of SMP treatments for women available, each of these are designed to address different levels of hair loss to achieve hair restoration goals.

What Are The Different Types Of Scalp Micro-pigmentation?

1. Density Treatment (ideal for thinning)

SMP density treatment for women takes the approach of creating the illusion of a thicker head of hair by filling areas of the scalp that are becoming visible through the existing hair. This treatment allows women to keep their current hairstyle while addressing early stages of hair thinning and can make a huge difference to the way hair looks.

2. Scar Camouflage (ideal for covering scars on the head)

If hair doesn’t grow due to scarring on the head, it can cause feelings of insecurity. There are many reasons why scarring on the head can be caused, whether it’s by surgeries or accidents. Scar camouflage SMP for women is a solution to covering these areas by applying pigments to the scar tissue to blend it into the surrounding hair making it far less noticeable.

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3. Hairline Restoration (ideal for receding hairlines)

Hairline restoration SMP is the ideal treatment for women who are experiencing a receding hairline as the treatment focuses on reconstructing and defining a hairline. For women with a receding hairline, the SMP process will bring forward the hairline to its original position or a position whereby confidence can resume.

With this, you’ll work closely with a hair loss expert to determine the shape and location of your new hairline taking into consideration your facial features, age and personal preferences.

4. Full or partial Scalp Treatment (ideal for alopecia)

Partial coverage SMP will apply pigments to specific areas of the scalp that are missing hair, this is commonly a solution for women who have alopecia, an autoimmune condition that causes hair to fall out in patches.

Full coverage SMP is the most comprehensive type of SMP for women as it involves covering the entire scalp with micropigments to recreate the look of a closely shaved head. This is particularly beneficial for those experiencing extensive hair loss or complete baldness.

How Is Hair Colour Matched With SMP Treatments For women?

Your Hair Clinic's technicians are trained to an extremely high standard in achieving a seamless blend with your existing hair. Depending on your requirements, your technician will select specific pigments to create a unique blend that will match perfectly with your natural hair colour.

How Real Will SMP Results Look For women?

Scalp Micro-Pigmentation, performed at our exceptionally high standards, provides an incredibly natural look to the scalp that is practically indistinguishable from real hair. 

Previous client's have commented that their results are so natural that even friends and family can't believe it isn't their real hair.  There are also clients who choose to be more discreet, and not tell others about their treatment and simply enjoy the positive comments about their new image and youthful appearance. 

Whether you’re experiencing full baldness, a receding hairline, thinning or scars there's an SMP treatment that can help you achieve the look you desire. It’s important to discuss scalp micropigmentation for women with an SMP expert to ensure you receive a tailored treatment for your individual level of hair loss and desired outcome. 

Ready to explore the best SMP treatment for you? Book a free consultation to speak to a hair loss expert today to find the perfect solution for your needs.