Scalp Micropigmentation

 A hair tattoo called  Scalp micropigmentation Te Aro  can cover bald areas or thinning hair without surgery. This method can simulate a shaved head or cover up bald spots.

Can hair grow after micro scalp pigmentation?

The process of micro scalp pigmentation does neither alter nor stimulate natural hair growth. It is not a remedy for baldness. By using scalp micropigmentation, you may simulate thicker, fuller hair.

Before scalp micropigmentation:

Wash your hair and scalp before going.

When you arrive, the doctor makes a note of the areas of your scalp that require hair replacement Te Aro. Your doctor will administer numbing medicine to your scalp for your comfort. Scalp micro pigmentation is typically less painful than getting a tattoo since the needles are smaller and thinner than those used for tattoos.

How does scalp micropigmentation work?

Your doctor uses a needle to paint medical-grade pigment into the necessary parts of the scalp. To resemble real hair, the dots are vary in size, angle, and depth. Depending on the size of the treatment area, it can take up to five hours to complete your treatment. Most patients require three or more treatments spaced out over some time. Each time a treatment is performed, more colour is added to create the illusion of thick hair.  

After micro scalp pigmentation, what happens?

You can rapidly return to your normal routine because no surgery or anaesthesia is required. Scalp micro pigmentation has extremely few adverse effects. You are free to use a hat or scarf to conceal your scalp.