Hairline Definition
A soft, age-appropriate outline for a close-shaved look.
Scalp micropigmentation uses carefully placed pigment impressions to reduce contrast between the scalp and hair. It may define a shaved hairline, camouflage thinning areas or soften selected donor scars.
A soft, age-appropriate outline for a close-shaved look.
Reducing scalp contrast may make thinning hair appear fuller.
Selected linear or dot-pattern donor scars may be blended.
No follicle extraction or transplantation is involved.
Tone is selected for skin shade, hair shade and treatment area.
Useful for a consistently shaved hairstyle.
Scalp, pattern, skin tone and goals are assessed.
Hairline shape and treatment zones are mapped.
Pigment tone is selected for a natural blend.
Micro-impressions are added gradually.
Density, colour and refinement are assessed.
No. SMP creates a cosmetic pigment effect and does not create follicles.
Many plans use multiple sessions so density and colour can be built gradually.
Selected FUT and FUE scars may be camouflaged after assessment.
Pigment can gradually soften, and touch-ups may be required.
Book an SMP assessment and receive a personalised plan.