How long after a FUE hair transplant can scalp micropigmentation be done?

It depends on the doctor's comfort level.  Usually Scalp MicroPigmentaion can be done weeks to months after FUE.  

SMP, or scalp micropigmentation, is a painless procedure that uses highly specialized equipment and unique techniques to carefully and expertly inject all-natural, color-tailored pigments into the scalp creating a completely natural look of the patient’s hairline. A typical procedure involves an initial consultation and two pigmentation sessions to achieve the desired results. You can wash your head the fourth day after the treatment and, during that time, avoid any strenuous activity that will prompt undesired sweating. Once the procedure is complete, the results of a Scalp Micropigmentation treatment can last up to five years.
At the Foundation for Hair Restoration in NYC, I work with the world-renowned hair expert Dr.Jeffrey Epstein and his team to create beautiful, natural results for any hair type.
SMP can safely be done about 3 months after a transplant. 
Consult with an experienced hair restoration surgeon for a complete range of options that are appropriate for your situation.

Scalp micro pigmentation or SMP is a perfect solution to not only cover the scars after and follicular unit extraction (FUE) hair transplant, but it can also camouflage any remaining bald spots on the scalp that have not been covered by the dispersed follicles in the recipient site.
This procedure helps hit two birds with one stone and is widely sought after by many patients both prior and post hair transplantation. Now coming to the real question; When can a patient become eligible to undergo scalp micro pigmentation after a hair transplant?
A hair transplant is a meticulous procedure that does put the scalp under duress by shifting and distributing follicles from one region to another. Quite similar to re-sowing seeds from one part of land into another. This is why after the procedure, the patient will feel tenderness on their scalp.
Scalp micro pigmentation does something similar but in a much lower degree. The needle used to deposit the ink can make the scalp irritated and can affect either donor or recipient sites of the scalp if done too early on after the procedure.
The most sound bet is to let the scalp heal from its tenderness and allow the new follicles to settle in place and begin their growth before proceeding with scalp micro pigmentation. Therefore, a patient becomes eligible for scalp micro pigmentation after four months of an FUE hair transplant.