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There are many doctors or SMP clinics that offer different color SMP. It is all based on each clinic's' protocol. You may want to ask to see their former patients.
Hello eguo4554Have you looked into a second opinion? I don’t judge the aesthetician opinion, but so far my micropigmentation expert utilizes only black pigment when it comes to asian patients. The results are very good.I will recommend you to discuss this with your current aesthetician and/or look for a second opinion.
It depends on the types of ink the provider uses. Some semi permanent colors will have different coloring recommendations. Typically a permanent coloring with different dilutions of black ink is used and the dilution about depends on the patients skin tone, etc. If different colors are used, you should ask how that color holds up over time. Black pigments fade to shades of grey over time, which works well in most patients. Good luck!
Sometimes, when the hair is black and the skin light, some brown pigments may be added to the mixture of pigments used. This is determined by the doctor in our practice.
There is always a chance of allergy to pigments or products used. It would be advised to do a test patch first, to be sure you don’t have an allergic reaction. Good luck!
The most common way to removed SMP is via laser tattoo removal. However, there is also a technique to remove SMP with salt & saline, and using same type of needle that is used for SMP. I would ask your provider how many they have done and how successful it has...
SMP would not be a problem in regards to a surgery being done on someone who has had SMP. However if you are planning a surgery, it may be best to wait until after you have had results of regrowth and scars from the surgery have fully healed, in order to have a more effective...