I obviously don’t want to interfere with the growing (hopefully it’s growing anyway!) of the new hairs but I’d really like to mask my donor site and crown. I’m two months post FUE
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Answer: Scalp Micropigmentation SMP can be a great adjunct after hair transplant surgery to add the look of fullness.
Scalp Micropigmentation SMP does not affect transplanted hair or harm existing hairs. Something is not right with what you experienced. You may want follow up with your doctor.
Scalp pigmentation can be placed onto scar tissue to blend with your surrounding hair. Minimising the size of the scar may help in the overall cosmetic look but the decision is yours. Pigmentation can react slightly different on scar tissue, taking longer to settle on occasions. If you decide to...
Scalp Micropigmentation SMP does not affect transplanted hair or harm existing hairs. It should not harm hairs, but there are so many people offering SMP the quality and and the techniques may be different.